thorne: Can anybody recommend what I should be using. I thought microfibre was the answer to my prayers, then I read in the BV7 manual that these cloths could damage the coating Having said that, my dealer mentioned 3M microfibre cloths and said that B&O recommend them When i bought my BV4 there was excactly a 3M cloth included in the package, so

joeyboygolf: Weebyx: varunseth: Hi, I have beolab 8000 & beolab 6000 and want to attach them to non b&o preamp. Is there any special aspect I need to check in the preamplifier ? Is anyone else using a preamp successfully with these speakers? Would appreciate suggestions. Thanks You need to supply the speakers with 5-12V to make them power up

varunseth: Hi, I have beolab 8000 & beolab 6000 and want to attach them to non b&o preamp. Is there any special aspect I need to check in the preamplifier ? Is anyone else using a preamp successfully with these speakers? Would appreciate suggestions. Thanks You need to supply the speakers with 5-12V to make them power up. it is the yellow wire

subversive: subversive: Beosystem 3 can turn sony panel on/off. I've my sony panel listed in the BS3 puc list. I am using IR flasher that goes in the BS3 IR1+2 to the sony screen and i am able to turn the tv on/off using beo 4. But that does'nt work with the Playstation 3. It is not possible to turn the PS3 on via IR receivers since the PS3

subversive: Beosystem 3 can turn sony panel on/off. I've my sony panel listed in the BS3 puc list. I am using IR flasher that goes in the BS3 IR1+2 to the sony screen and i am able to turn the tv on/off using beo 4. But that does'nt work with the Playstation 3. It is not possible to turn the PS3 on via IR receivers since the PS3 shuts off the

apearce: Thanks Weebyx, I popped into my dealer yesterday and he showed me that exact remote, so i've just ordered one online (£8.95). So is it just Power On/Off that can't be controlled?? Is there a solution for this? I believe someone has been experimenting with a strip of electric leading material which is placed over the physical on

seanklemis: thanks Weebyx i knew someone woudl help out there I got the tip from my dealer, apparantly this is the remote that the PS3 PUC controller codes has been made for, i borrowed one from my dealer, and it works like a charm. One thing though, it is not possible to turn the PS3 on/off with this remote, since the PS3 shuts off the power to the

apearce: I have the PS3 pucs installed on the BS3, i just need to get a reliable converter, so still on the hunt. What converter are you referring too, i've not had any experience with the Lintronic range so if you could send a link or part code that would be great. I am using a Nyko remote to control my PS3 via BS3 http://www.nyko.com/nyko/products

Quim43: I have a Tvix 4100 connected to my BV7 Mk3 via HDMI. I have also a Sat Decoder connected via scart. Two weeks with the new SW 4.24a and still no crashes. As I said before in this thread, I think the problem is the way how the TV was updated, automatically or manually. Well, i have had 2 BV7's one that was upgraded to 4.24a=crash, and one

seanklemis: i love the way were all calling it a Crash To off Feature like its supposed to happen lol, its a crash to off problem my tv was re-updated using service tool 5.2.6 MKII on saturday and has lost sync already with SKY you were saying that you only used HDMI before 4.24 and did the stb work properly without a scart lead being connected? Since