I know someone who buys Cat5e HD Switchers from Tradestech for many years, and he has installed their HD Maxtrix switches in lots of homes, up to 50mt guaranteed for Cat5e, up to 65mt with Cat6, and obviously for longer runs Cat7, but the cost difference between Cat5, 6 and 7 is so tiny now, that for new installations it only makes sense to use Cat7

stick with the 5500 CD Player Martin, even better if you can pair it with the 5500 amp, and a Beolink 1000 remote control being in Serbia it might be possible to get someone to modify your 5500 in the same way that Lukasz has done, you will then be getting a fine system for the money :-) Try the MS150 speakers with the 5500 amp first, if you like the

I use both the CD50 ( 1985 ) and the CD 5500 (1987) players at home The CD 50 has a full 16 bit decoder and strangely it only had one digital to analogue converter (DAC) that was used for both the stereo channels. To provide stereo playback, a very fast electronic switch was used to switch the analogue (music signal) output of the DAC alternately between

this "New New Look" forum is great, really nice in fact, but it does remind me a bit of the old "lean and mean" forum :-)

this is a cheap IR to Bluetooth converter for the PS3 , but it gets better, if you use a PS3 to play Blu-Ray films on your B&O screen, and you have the Beo5 remote, then the RE-BL X can be used for local IR Distribution for up to four more devices, using the Quad IR emitter cable, and you get proper "Power On / Off" control via the remote

they are a Danish company see the very basic website for more info !

[quote user="jldmelb"] Could you try a Powerlink splitter and plug your iPod and 1615 in to the same aux. input?? Worth a try... [/quote] good idea, but alas it did not work, and anyways, would prefer to use the 1615 in standalone mode ( without the TV)

[quote user="DoubleU"] There are no inputs on the 1615. It is a ML/AAL convertor. That's it. [/quote] I know [quote user="DoubleU"] Why don't you use one of the scarts to hook up your iPod? [/quote] because I was hoping not to connect the 1615 to a TV ( or anything ) , just the iPod, but have now figured out this is not possible

wow, yes - that works exactly like when I used to have the MX4002 the problem is that this effectively takes the only "Audio Aux Link" connector on the MX7000 which is now connected to the 1615 box, so that means I cannot hook up the iPod, and I don't really want to use the TV anyway to do this via the DVD does such a device exist where

I have been asking myself the same question, and have stuck with the Ouverture over the years, but I wish B&O ( or a third party ) would just come up with a Masterlink box that just performed the job of pushing the Masterlink commands (and Audio) around the masterlink ring, then it would not matter what B&O source was used as a Master !