moxxey: Started writing this as a PM, but thought it might be interesting as a topic? You've been discussing the lack of True HD support with the BS3. I was watching Batman Begins and switched the audio setting to 'English Dolby True HD'. Not only did it sound a lot better, more crisp and punchy, but I checked the PS3 'display' option

Razlaw: 355f: Razlaw: Well said Beojeff. The difference between BluRay and DVD on our BV7 is amazing. The picture quality and the sound are far superior on the BluRay. The first thing I did when we purchased the BV7 and a BluRay player was buy BluRay copies of DVDs we already had so that I could compare the two. It amazes me how people on this forum

Razlaw: Well said Beojeff. The difference between BluRay and DVD on our BV7 is amazing. The picture quality and the sound are far superior on the BluRay. The first thing I did when we purchased the BV7 and a BluRay player was buy BluRay copies of DVDs we already had so that I could compare the two. It amazes me how people on this forum like to attack

Im delighted that there is some excitement regarding the 'pending arrival' of blue ray for BV7. What I cant understand, given whats happening in the real world of BR is why! B&O have to source the drives and presently not one ( excepting the soon to be released pioneer c £1000) does a very good job of upscaling dvds ( the ps3 is as

Graham1982: Hi: Sorry for the stupid questions. However, as I live in rented accommodation I was hoping it was going to be as simple as switching the mains off, taking off the old light switch, sticking it in the drawer and then wiring up the LC2. When I have moved ouut, replace old light switch. However, as you mention cutting the cable, will I be

Graham1982: Hi: Pendant being the switch on a desk lamp or something? Does this mean it is impossible in UK homes or it means the whole house would have to be rewired? Is it possible at all? Thanks Graham As has been indicated you need a live and a neutral to make it work. The total loading of the unit is not that high so its use is maninly geared to

Graham1982: Thanks: One other thing - with the LC2 is the light always "on" because as a dimmer switch you just adjust the resistance thus decreasing/increasing the intensity of the light. Therefore do you waste electricity because it is always on stand-by? Thanks Graham I have a the installation booklet from B&O from my old LC2- send

hi! I think by the time ones adds postage there will not be much of a saving for you even if i let you have it for half price!

I have a 20ft mk11 lpowerlink new and unused, if your in UK PM me!

vlohjr1: agree alex although I had another good listen the other day and found bl9 a little 'unbalanced', very clear sharp treble and mid range and bass a little unclear and muffled, i thinks bl2 is required. none the less for such size bl9 are very good speakers Well of course we all 'hear' speakers in a different way. I swopped 8000