[quote user="redil"] Hiort I also need to stow away stuff, actually a reelbox which is way bigger that the dreambox on that photo. Thus, I also need a 'bench', what did you get? [/quote] I got the bench on the photo. Bought in a store in Stockholm. Its glossy white and hide a Cable HD PVR box, Bluray and a TVIX media player.

[quote user="redil"] Further, currently I am contemplating to hook the TVset up to master/slave power sockets which get started through the Reelbox which works fine for my current MX-4000. [/quote] I don´t think the above is such a good idea. The BV10 takes about 20 seconds to get going from standby. Having it to also power-up on top

Looks really nice Lee! Is that the larger sized BV10? Would be nice with a pic of the complete setup in the room. /Claes

[quote user="9 LEE"] [quote user="Dude1"] Agreed, but I don't think it has been designed to be a 'be all and end all' - just a ipod dock. [/quote] But that's where companies can get lazy! Why make an iPod Dock twice the price (or more) than it's nearest rival and not absolutely blow the competition out of the

The glassfront is waiting to be put back. The panel was easy to put back. Just two cords that needed to be put back in place, and a number of small screws. There we needed to be two persons holding the panel. It was quite difficult to put the glassfront back in place, and I had to help the engineer. It fits really tight to the chassi, but we managed

This is the back of the panel. What the service guy replaced was the plate with a lot of small holes at the lower end of the picture, to a larger plate with no holes. As I understand it, this plate assist with leading heat of the components underneath. The plate with big holes that is alongside the bottom of the panel was also replaced.

As I wrote in another post, I had problems with an anoying "crack" sound from the body of the BV-10. After support from fellow members of this Forum, I got the B&O Service guy over to switch some cooling plates, that actually solved the problem. The picture show the TV with glass screen and the panel removed. Conveniently there was no

Awesome. My dealer have confirmed that my BV10 shall be fixed. I´m waiting the technician to call to make an appointment. In one of the posts above, something more techy is described, rather than this "foam tape". Wonder how they will fix my TV

Is it possible to retrofit a Beovision 10-40 with an antireflex screen? /C

[quote user="BeoGreg"] Hi, One technician did it at home. First, unscrew the anti reflect screen (4 screws) and take it off. Second, unscrew the Samsung screen (yes you can read the brand on it). Fird, screw the "special aluminium plate" on the holes waiting for it and glue two "special processors plastic squares". Four