Hi Jim, joeyboygolf is correct, you need to use the Masterlink input to the Beolink passive. Masterlink cables don't have to just run "point-to-point", they can be cut and joined using junction boxes to allow multiple connections in different rooms. Best regards, Steve.

Hi Arndt, Just a couple of points that may help - if you are connecting a computer to your BeoCenter, you will probably be using a 3.5mm stereo TRS plug at the other end of the cable. Ensure that the Sleeve (the contact furthest from the tip) goes to pin 2(the one in the centre of the "C" shape on the DIN plug. The Ring (the middle contact

Good point King of Snake, I purchased my own BeoSystem 3500 from Ian at MoreThan AV and I have been very happy with this and the service I received. I've also dealt with Iconic AV and I can recommend them very highly. Best regards, Steve.

Andy, I can certainly vouch for the quality of Soundsmith's cartridges (I use their SMMC4 on my own Beogram 3500), as this is excellent and real value for money. Regards, Steve.

Sorry, I'm not trying to have a dig at everyone who downloads a few tracks here and there - I think it is the habitual downloaders/file sharers who are causing problems for the music industry. I admit to having downloaded a handful of songs in the past, but only with the intention of buying them on CD/from iTunes if I like them (why settle for a

Fantastic! Looks like good news for both music lovers and musicians. I think that this is the first sensible solution so far to the plague of peer-to-peer downloading that is currently killing the music industry. Looking forward to signing up! Steve.

Hi crissbiscit, Yes, we do have a website and we are based in Leicestershire, UK. I am concsious that the forum rules prevent me from advertising, but if the moderators do not object to me answering your direct question, I will add a link to the Sounds Heavenly website below. By the way, thanks for the recommendation Tony! [Note to moderators: If you

Hi Tony, That sounds like a good solution - I always say that the best place for an RIAA pre-amp is inside the turntable casing. Best regards, Steve.

Hi Tony, A couple of metres will not be a problem for a non pre-amped turntable. However, the golden rule is always to add the pre-amp as early as possible in the chain (if using an external pre-amp). Once amplified, you can safely run a line-level signal up to 50 metres or more with confidence (even up to 100 metres with careful planning!) Best regards

Hi Guys, Thank you for a very informative discussion! I have updated my comments on the configuration of the sync cable to avoid causing any confusion to future readers of the thread. For reference, if you choose to pre-set a pair of 'Lab 5's to maximum volume and use a non-B&O analgoue source to control the volume, there should not normally