[quote user="chartz"] Hi, Everybody, when you say these speakers sound very nice, what do you compare them with? I compared them to three other speakers and their sound is recessed, as if a curtain was laid in front of them (whatever amp or source I use). Why am I so disappointed as other members here are so happy with them? [/quote] Having

[quote user="Jandyt"] Just a bit j0hn. It was just sitting there, and I need the dosh. Cheers regarding the BS2, did really wel, didn't it. Andy T. [/quote] I imagine there are quite a few Beo 5s doing the same! :)

You having a clear out Andy? You did well on your BS2 earlier today :)

[quote user="evman140"] My all white BeoSystem 4500 [/quote] That looks great Evan - well done :)

[quote user="ernie"] In my opinion the best receiver ever made! Fantastic sound quality, build quality superb and the design is still ........wow....... [/quote] Right on brother

[quote user="burantek"] [quote user="tournedos"]wonder how loud I'd have to play until it lights up? [/quote] That all depends on using a 6500 or 8000! [/quote] The lights on the 8000 are bigger ;)

[quote user="Medogsfat"] It sometimes beggars belief how dismissive of anything other than your 8000 you can be John. To call the 5000/5500 "not good amps" is nonsense. Not the best amps ever built for sure (neither is the BM8000 for that matter) but still better than most. And the 6500 WON'T struggle for power driving the M150's

[quote user="tournedos"] John, the original question was whether it is safe to use a Beomaster 6500 with M150's, and the answer is quite simply " yes ". In fact, Henrik above says he's using a pair with a BM7000, and he doesn't mention "struggling". Nobody claimed that this combination would be a match to your

I'm currently sporting some fire-retardent Y-fronts, so here we go... The MS150 was meant to be partnered with the Beomaster 8000, hence their being contemporaneous in the product line. Yes, you can use an amp with a smaller power rating to drive them, and I'm sure it will sound fine at moderate listening volumes. MS150s were, however, built

I just wanted to add my encouragement here too Phil. I hate trying to post on this forum from my iPhone, so best of luck to you :)