seanklemis: yeah i see the line inputs (phono) on the lab8000's but no input on the lab 2 hmmmmmmm dilema, anyone ot a solution to this? Thanks Yeah - miss out the Lab2 - on New Year's Eve everyone will be too drunk to notice and, if you hide it out of sight, no one will stand their drinks on it either

seanklemis: is there a convertor cable of some sort for headphone jack to powerlink that i can buy from my dealer, how will the speaker know to come on as headphone does not contain on off pins??? I'm really the wrong person to help as I don't have either speaker, but I'll offer suggestions until someone knowledgable comes along My thoughts

seanklemis: Hello All When i have had new years partys before i just took my beosound 3000 or 4 into the kitchen and hooed it up with powerlink to my computer and beolab 8000 and lab2 but now i have the computer with beoplyer and no beosound how can i connect it up to work propery for new years and control the volume wiht the computer thanks I would

It is known that you can increase the range of HDMI cables by including active signal boosters in the run although this would appear at first glance to achieve significantly better results. Also, it is the rising and falling edges of the digital signal (the high frequiencies) that suffer and can lead to failed transition recognition at the receiving

In the UK the BV4-50, with BS3 and various stands brackets etc. is over £12,000 (still without sound). At quick glance on the 'net shows a Pioneer 50" Kuro (9th Gen) shows the cheapest price (in the first 3 hits) to be £2300. We can continue to argue about prices and specs. but the details don't matter (ref my ealier post)

Razlaw: ..................................What 40 inch LCD and surround processor do you reccomend for 1/5 the BV7s price, or about $2300. Thanks! I think there's little chance of resolving these discussions, the fact is you can get really decent performing stuff for these sorts of prices. (I've never seen these in the flesh, and the receiver

PhilLondon: Puncher: As a replacement Media Centre - what can it do with HD video - can it distribute it to any TV in the house or just to the TV to which it is directly connected etc. etc. I would want to know/see before ordering. It is not known (by me) whether it does output HD video, as only the supported codecs/formats have been officially published

plagente: PhilLondon: plagente: Last time, when I went to my B&O dealer, he tried to explain me that the BM5/BS5 was the BEST system for digital music. When I asked him what about Raid 1 to secure my digital library, what about on line purchase, what about video-clips, there was no solution provided by the BEST system..... BM5 does support video

PhilLondon: plagente: Last time, when I went to my B&O dealer, he tried to explain me that the BM5/BS5 was the BEST system for digital music. When I asked him what about Raid 1 to secure my digital library, what about on line purchase, what about video-clips, there was no solution provided by the BEST system..... BM5 does support video. You just

Roger: I do think that B&O Marketing need to stress that the BeoSound 5 is a high quality / high-end music player that goes perfectly along with their high-end BeoLab's for a superb sound experience. It is not a Jack of all trades like an iPhone. Roger We certainly wouldn't want them to tell folk it is just a PC with a decent DAC and USB