Not that I know of. Sorry!

You wouldn't do it via the in/out connection, it would be from the PowerLink connections. You'd have to wire a pair of cables for yourself (B&O's own 'PowerLink to Line' converters won't work for this application). You could as well give it a try, it's worth the try. If you want amps which just 'go', then I'd try Naim. They make some really rather fantastic

Most people have no idea what they're missing out on when it comes to the whole 'stereo imaging' thing. If you've never heard a pair of speakers do imaging correctly, then you're missing out on what I consider to be the best part of the sound - the ability to sit/lie down and swear that David Gilmour is singing right in front of you, rather than just

That's one of the things that amazed me with Macs. Setting up a printer is (almost always) like plugging in a lamp, connect it and 'it just works'. There are very few printers which don't seem to work like this and require that you download drivers from the 'net.

I'd never listen in speaker 4. The engineers/musicians mixed it on two speakers, let it stay that way...

soundproof: Thousands of people had their Mail stop working with 10.2! My daughter is the guinea pig when it comes to Leopard in our household, and she's not happy. The MacBook keeps having trouble with the Airport, and we had to do some surgery using the Terminal. Lots of complaints over at Support>Discussions>Leopard>Network connectivity

Someone I know who had been in the hifi industry a very long time told me about the time he was representing a hifi company at some hifi show (I think he was working for Epos at the time). Linn came along, and set up their room to the finest detail, putting up sound damping, adjusting the positioning of furniture to exact standards, and generally being

If you're going to be watching movies, and prefer a subwoofer which performs better in movies than music, get the BeoLab 2. However, the PV1 is a much MUCH more musical choice. No way near as much bass, but it sounds far less 'boomy'. The PV1 will do movies too though, it will play loud, it's just not as stupendously powerful as the BeoLab 2.

Flappo The Grate: congrats on the mac leopard unfortunately has one glaring gui flaw , search spotlight and the find comand don't have nearly as many options for displaying info as tiger and for searching system files you have to enter the first column ( kind ) click other and choose system files or use easyfind the resulting search is labelled

But B&O could easily improve the sound of the 6000s by going that bit further. Seperate woofers and midrange drivers, ICEPower amps, more cones for bass reproduction (so the cones don't reach their maximum excursion so quickly). Don't get me wrong, the BeoLab 6000 is a beautiful speaker and sounds fantastic considering what it is, but it could SO easily