[quote user="elephant"] exquisite [/quote] Much better!!

I thought I would inform you all that the white strain of the BeoVirus has mutated again! This disease is widening its reach! Warning, Apple gear may worsen your infection!

Well after a very long break from the 4500 I have returned to it. Friday I gave a demo to a friend and the Master only let out a few peeps, but nothing like the earlier symptoms. Presently listening to the BeoSystem 4500 and my Labs and enjoying it immensly -even though I am still adjusting back to the sound. Now that I am around my 4500 again, I'll

SO LAME!!! I guess I'm not too upset. I just received a new iPhone4 a few hours ago and am a little distracted by it! At the same time, I am glad there are others out there interested in pursuing things like this.

I absolutely adore my S45-2s. I haven't heard them in a while though and miss their sound quite badly. I had mine in a very small room monted on the wall and they were thunderous!! Around BeoWorld, the S45-2 is the first name in vintage B&O, they are simply amazing in every capacity.

TC! There he is! Good to see you buddy! I hope you and your amazing RLs are well

Hello Nidul, thank you for your compliments! I think you will find re-capping the speaker infinitely easier than re-covering it! If you haven't already, get some practice in soldering - especially if you want to take on a BM7000 re-cap. Sources for caps are plentiful, Todd and I used www.meniscusaudio.com. They do not carry small caps for your Master

[quote user="moxxey"] [quote user="Evan"] @Moxxy, there is a picture of the product label on the FCC/CE (whatever it is) site showing the label. It already says China. [/quote] Yeah, I know. But I still think it's a mockup/demo unit created for pushing through various regulations. I don't think it's a finished end-user

[quote user="Paul Winn"] Hi Evan, Yes certainly did. The B&O name doesnt really mean a lot to them as half are not into the image of the brand and the other half work with me in radio were of course we use the pro and semi pro stuff from Apple, Pioneer, Sony and Tascam. I find it interesting that they are liking the retro looks and feel

Very cool! Back in one of my programming classes last year I made an interface that used these scripts (PC version) for a touchscreen monitor to control iTunes. I did not know there was this sort of capability though!