I have successfully driven BeoLab 6000s straight from my MP3 player ... they can take an RCA plug Also the manuals are available for download from Beoworld or B&O themselves http://www.bang-olufsen.com/user-guides/?cat=Loudspeakers&prodid=113&typeid=1

[quote user="ASud"]I have noticed an empty Various artists directory[/quote] I think someone recently found things under "Unknown" Let me look for you ... See if this thread helps you Unknown

I had not heard of BlueRay rips before .. what software are people using ? Windows and/or Max OSX please :)

Thanks for the post ! I think he makes a good point about having entry level products. The Beosound 2 could have been if they were prepared to loss-lead. The BeoLab 4's were a good idea - but could have been made easier to use from a cable perspective. I think the coloured A8s are a good move - we now have 3 in this household !

[quote user="Peter "]some of the rubber covered wires[/quote] ehh lad, this house's bell push had/has "cotton" covered wires !

Congratulations on: having the BeoTime, and having such a wonderful girlfriend. (did I get the sequence right?) NB still waiting for my flute to magically appear on our bedside table *sigh*

welcome back "old" friend

Fantastic progress Thank you so much [quote user="PhilLondon"]If some of you are interested to help me with Beta testing, please send me an email through the Contact button.[/quote] More than happy to assist in your beta program ... my set-up sent also sent via email: Snow Leopard MacBook BeoPort (supposedly, box still said PC2) with IR and

Duplicate thread ... More complete answers and discussion here --> http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/t/29563.aspx

Thanks for the link Peter ToC is very interesting I for one will buy it !