Sorry to drift back off topic, but I would just like to inform Benjnz that the yolk of an egg is, in fact yellow.

I have no experience with BV7, but could it mean there is no DVD in the tray, or the tray is open?

Edited With it being such a well composed, grammatically correct, well informed and helpful post, I didn't realise it was you.

Thank you Richard. I have two of these units, one with the glass in situ and one without. Perhaps in 2009 I'll get round to tidying them up and maybe mounting one on the wall in one of the guest bedrooms. Andy T.

benjnz: I'd go with option one please Bob, my logic being you're talking singular therefore it is . Otherwise wouldn't it be on the lines of "The yolks of eggs are white" ? On a happier note, new years resolution = never post a thread starting off on about B&O prices Hook, Line and Sinker!

Strangely, if you enter the word 'overpriced' in the search box, it comes up with 193 posts. However, entering the two words 'over priced' only comes up with 68 posts. Which is correct? Only one way to find out....... By the way, which of the following sentences is correct? "The yolk of an egg is white" or "The yolk of

I think it might rain tonight.

I have indeed. I have a wireless camera watching my car and front entrance at all times. The receiving unit goes into the Avant via the RCA connectors at the top rear of the set. As Matt said before, I just added 'Camera' to my Beo4, and press that if someone rings the doorbell or I hear noises outside. On a busy Friday or Saturday night, I

Well she has obviously got more money than sense. On second thoughts, she has obviously got money, and she likes B&O. Do you know if she's single and looks like Carol Voorderman?

bayerische: They are "dummies" for sure. No they're not, but she is!