Ooer i like that!! Very trendy. I'm sure you'll let us know your thoughts after you do an A,B,C,D test between speakers, that should be a fun time for you.

In Adelaide, Australia we have different styles of number plates to choose from, which in my opinion is a litle more rational and individual. It can change the look of the car. I personally love the 'prestige' square Black plates with 3 or 4 numbers on them in white. With these plates, the less numbers, the more dosh they cost you. Add to the

Yeah the PV1 has all the same feature, including auto sense on/off, but it is fairly pricey ($2,200). Personally, i am saving up for one to compliment our BL4000's. Also planning on getting a lintronic, but just spent all our cash on a Beogram

Alex: Next few years? I wouldn't expect to have any issues for the next 20 years! Here here

I have an intel iMac, B&O never created software and firmware that was compatible with intel macs. Grrr, a real shame.

I think the buyer of these would be likely to have a HUGE house. Love or hate - and i love the design of these. The design philosophy isn't B&O, and it's much more daring and abstract. If i had a massive old house made of marble, these would be the icing on the cake. I just feel skeptical about how they may sound! Finding a review of how

Lintronic is a little box that is programmed by a computer to convert signals from the Beo 4 to whatever the signal your non b&o remotes sent, thus you can work your non B&O with the one remote, the beo 4 or if you end up getting one, a beo 5! Oh sorry i meant the AS2, woops, the AS2 is pretty darn good, but i'd hide it away. It has plenty

I've raked through all of the downloads on the B&O site and the problem is, how do i get the firmware updates actually onto the BS2, has anyone actually done it? I've tried everything on the mac, and have already used a PC to do the first upgrade. I'm so confused as to why the firmware doesn't work. I even downloaded the technical

Has anyone heard these speakers? They are stunning, but i wonder if it's a bit of hoo-haa... http://www.kef.com/products/muon

louisjules: I agree wholeheartedly about the chalk and cheese. I deliberated for a long time before getting the Bose gear as there is a lot of bad rap on them, but they serve a purpose. If I had my way (oodles of cash) I'd install B&O throughout. Had to make a compromise with my new home theatre room and went with Bose as it's not a big