Great ad Martin! I bet you could get a Grundig that could do all of that at about a tenth of the price! B&O will never survive!

mobeyone: Yawn... typo but amazing how pedantic people can be sometimes..... my point remains the same and if you subscribe to a site who reviews andyt hing and everything then good for you, I dont! I like your typos Mobe! Keep it up Andy T

Somebody seems to spot a pair of these about three times a year, and still we don't have a name for them! 'Rondstraller' or something similar is the nearest I have heard, dutch I think. Anybody?? Andy T.

Don't forget that the ageing adhesive holding the glass on is prone to fail Also, the angle of the fascia means it will need to be mounted quite high to look and feel right. I just ran upstairs and held a 1700 up against the bedroom wall. With the bottom of it level with my eyes, I must admit it looks quite impressive! Got me thinking Andy T.

Vast improvement Tomaz! You should get a job with B&O.

Excellent! Thanks for the link, yes it made me smile too. Andy T.

Milton78: Hi, I found this old speaker on an auction site, and although I didn't buy it, I still wonder what it is?! Any ideas? I wish I had been where you were!!

Nice work Tomaz! Used the wrong way round, this remote would be handy for knocking nails in......or as a toffee hammer.

....I do think white cables give a colder sound though....

I'm sorry, I have no experience of the 3300 and therefore not sure whether Option programming had been introduced in those days. Might I suggest that if you don't get any help on here today, you post the question again on the general forum or the Workbench. I would be interested in the outcome. Andy T.