In my previous post to this I mentioned the reason for having all this hassle was because he only had CAT5 and BOSElink cable in the walls. Well we've managed to convert the Boselink to masterlink

with a bit of work I believe any of the 'Sim2' projectors work well

A bit tricky as the excom is terminated in a RJ45 meaning its difficult to see what's what when it connects to a wall socket! I suppose I'm lucky enogh to get the TV and Hi-fi working together. I just didn't realise the active/passive kits were different than the TV and hi-fi's - I though ML was the same ! I'll update if anything

rfc1: I have plenty cd's and am always buying more from ebay, great value for money too. My BS9000 currently has 6 different eels cd's in it, magic system ,love it. sandy glad you're enjoying it sandy - hows the car? ; )

ok since my last post didn't get much response maybe this is of interest to people: I have succesfully got Cat5 linking a BeoVision 7 and BeoSound 3200 (cat5 in walls, with RJ45 wall sockets, with lexcom RJ45 to Masterlink cables connecting the B&O to the wall) I get full control and it sounds & works great. However when I try the same with

ok here goes a 'friend' of mine has strayed down the path of wiring several rooms of his house with the intention of putting BOSE in. Having seen what B&O stuff can do he wants B&O in the several rooms he has expensively wired already. Each room has at least a pair of passive speaker cables going back to one point in the room (where

ah you beat me to my white idea! lol

Which brings me onto my more challenging project: 32" Avant with a full HD LCD, fed by a mac mini (mounted just behind the back of the 'wall' of the avant) which for the final touch is controlled by my iPhone... and (possibly) having been inspired by Lee's white BeoLab 2, I'll be treating my Avant to a nice white suit! Oh and did

In the world of recycling and being green an all that, could you: Get an old avant that somebody will pay you just to take it away 'coz it ain't full hd (yawn) get it home, extract the active pair of loudspeakers (that are apparantly a cross of Beolab 2500/ BeoLab4000), make a nice little box for them, then solder a powerlink connection &

not wanting to go too off topic but the bridge scene in Mission Impossible 3 is awesome (volume 70) much better with lab 5s than beolab 2..