oneremote.dk is also a seclusion works almost like the stb, and it's plug'n play

BL3 has a special Line cable with a RCA to PL plug this special PL plug has shortcut between pin 2 and 7. this short cut isn't in your old RCA to PL cable. You can fix your problem by cutting you new PL cable, And connecting the blue wire to the screen of the brown and Green wire

Hvis du trykker på list indtil der står V.setup tryk go så kommer der til og stå tune tryk go, igen nu kan du søge med pil op og ned. for at gemme trykker du list til store og tryk GO + nummer + GO. Hvis der ikke er V.setup under list, skal du ligge den ind ved at, trykke på st.by og list på samme tid så

beo-ap: I have also seen, though not heard a single 6000 as a center channel. Once upon a time, my dealer in Tysons Corner was able to fit an cap on the end of the 6000 where the stand goes. I don't actually remember how the 6000 was suspended to the wall. To my ear, a single 6000 sounds better than a 3500. Is it just me? I have seen and heard a

Alex: Stan: The latest BL3500 does have a powerlink socket. However, it's still a 2 channel speaker, and the center speaker is a single channel. I suppose you could customize a cable to send the one center channel down both L and R of the powerlink. Stan The 'BeoLab 7-1' or '7-2' setting should send sound down both left and right

B&Ola: Picking up an old thread... I tried to use a Beolink Passive with a 7-pin Audio Aux Link cable connected to my BS3000. It worked fine but does anyone know if it's safe to use this cable? The manual sais that it should be a 8-pin Powerlink and the 8th pin in the center of the Power Link is for Power failure/Overload so this is what's

I think the Puc controlled BR DVD player's is a better solution, then another re-box.

Have you remembered to press PC on your beo4?

Don't disconnect it, it can't count down with no power 3-5 h

No stay a way from that, and it's not compatible with the LX/MX series.