I wasn't aware that there was much difference.

[quote user="beobeo"] 4400 (Tim Jarman's) [/quote] Actually the 4400 was mine which Tim and I pulled apart as we had visions of turning it into a 4401! Frede then found two real ones so I sent all the bits back to Tim and said he could sell it once he had reassembled and fixed it!! He said it was a beast of a job so I hope he got a decent

As I have a G5 Powermac, it won't affect me! By the way, is that your basset? He is gorgeous! I don't suppose his pedigree includes Bassbar Defender of Magnefeld? (Benjy to his friends!) Looks very like my old basset Bernard who was one of Benjy's sons. Benjy went to Scandinavia where he was a champion.

I am afraid you will all have to wait one more month! The BV8 is a little slow in arriving so we have decided that rather than making anyone wait, this month's prize will be a pair of Beolab 6000s and a Beolink Active with the BV8 slipping to September - we apologise for this late revision but the situation is beyond our control. If there are any

If someone would like to do an up to date write up for the site, I will put it on. I am no expert on the BV7!

Extremely effective - I suppose cleaning behind it could pose some issues but I dare say you have thought about this already. Very neat.

B&O do make a digital tuner for the Avant but I wouldn't get one - you are far better off with a set top box and STB-C. Much cheaper and upgradeable. Consider either Sky+ or something like a Humax 9300T - then you can record as well. Whether it is sensible to get an Avant now is debatable. One with a low amount of use would be a good buy in

Quite right - very little money to be made in old B&O. I think our collections just creep up on us! I got to over 100 pieces and then decided that I simply had too much and it was wasted. I now having everything I want and a few bits I don't!

Mine has almost all gone - I have recovered - well almost! Just have the good bits now!

You either have an interesting or very interesting pair of products! Which ones are they? The Beogram can either be a late radial deck - very slim - or the earlier deck with the pegs for record support and an SP cartridge. Equally the speakers could be wall panel speakers or big floor standers . Either way, I am sure you will have no problem. You do