I'm resisting the temptation to get an iPod touch so I can get an iMac at christmas. Don't want to spend too much.

Four BeoLab 2s?

Didn't you know that the BS9000 switches back a CD when you get to 88 mph? I suppose you wouldn't, I've never had a B&O setup moving at that speed...

Joe: Alex: Yes, it's the thermal protection cutting in. I've done it numerous times with BeoLab 5s Same here, it can be such a pain sometimes when there are a lot of people. But at least they are protected. Have not heard of the BL9s shutting down though. Or any other B&O speakers for that matter. Joe Definitely, but I always think it would

The price isn't ridiculous. There are learning remotes out there which cost over twice as much as the Beo5, and are feel like they've come out of a christmas cracker, and look like a bodged-up PDA. I personally really like the Beo5, although I've only used it briefly. Seemed well thought out and very flexible. Great fun to use as well, and absolutely

You could always have a go at removing the glue with a stanley knife, although making sure you don't push so hard that you scratch the glass, I'm sure there are others who can advise better than me for removing dried glue though! As for re-attaching the door, just push the clips into the sliding bracket at the top of the unit, and then the same at the

Yes, it's the thermal protection cutting in. I've done it numerous times with BeoLab 5s

But does it honestly matter? Nobody should buy or judge a product by it's specifications...

B&O offer two players with a digital output, the BeoCenter 2 and the BeoSound 9000. Either will help you get the best out of the BL5s.

Will also require it's own dedicated install team, understandably...