The girls are pretty darn gorgeous aren't they!! It's a hot setup, the sand, the BL9 lighthouses the champagne, RRREEEEEEOOOOWWWWWW!

Ah joy! Thanks so much, that fixes that, still a shame about BS4 not being competent in recording onto SD.

Has anyone else had issues with B&O products' SD capabilities, and mac compatibility...? No matter what I do, my Beosound 2 and our iMac will not work together. When I try and delete files, they disappear but some how still take up space on the SD card. It is frustrating that the last few things we have bought from B&O all encorporate SD

I'll also be getting a philips HD set top box 7200 to hide away, i don't see the point in buying a B&O device such as the DVD2 or HDR2 anymore!

darioazul: Please post a picture or a link to one. Dario Please find picture and link above

Ah just a thought! Darn, the philips 7300 doesn't have a built in tuner, and it is an absolute behemoth, what an ugly machine lol. The unfortunate thing is that Philips australia doesn't yet provide a DVD recorder with a built in HDD and tuner like one of these, hopefully soon, one will be released here! (DVDR7310H/97) I reckon this is the one

The manuals in the DVD2 and HDR2 don't mention anything about NON B&O tv's. My Philips dvd recorder's connections at the back are just like the Philips DVDR7300h, so i had a brain wave! Can i get an HDR2 or DVD2 and connect it to my TV with one of these 21 pin scart - RCA cables like i use with my philips??

I have a BS4 and my setup is identical to yours. I connect a long RCA cable that travels all the way to my TV unit. What my setup consists of is a TV, DTV box and DVD recorder. The DTV box is linked to the DVD via scart, and the DVD is then connected to a scart converting cable which goes to my TV (RCA in). The TV only recieves video from both sources

Chrisreunion: On my wishlist for new products, I'd love: - a BeoSound 5, the high-end sound system with digital sources, digital connections, a large sensitive screen to navigate in the menus; - a BeoLab 6, a combination of BeoLab 6000 and 8000 in terms of design, with powerful ICE amps (think vertical BeoLab 7-1!); - a BeoVision 2, based on BeoCenter

Oh no where would i find one of these beauties?! The bs4 is up on the mantel and the record player would be about 3 metres away in or on a cabinet. The black 7000 would be stunning in a shelf or cupboard, but yes the 8500 would be perfect. Ps i really like the 1202, for design