Yes, you can!

Yes. Any system that the BeoLink 1000 or Beo4 works with, will also work with the Beo5.

You do have to remember that these things are made out of components which ship in batches. If there is a fault with one component, it can lead to strange behaviour all over the unit (I've seen a BeoSound 4 with screen 'issues'). Of course, units sharing components from a single batch may well end up grouped together at a dealers, and you could be unlucky

This may be one for Roger to answer (or Keith, if he really does know everything! ). If BeoLab 5s are in digital mode, and the PowerLink tells them of a change of source, yet the digital PCM output from the CD player continues, do the BeoLab 5s follow the commands from the PowerLink, or do they continue chugging away with the digital signal?

moxxey: The Stig - ver. 1.17: hmm Beo4 for bv7-32 then maybe it doesn't get the BS3 update!!1 Oh no, that wouldn't be good news. How on earth would B&O flog an old single DVI-based BV7-32 and then an all-new BS3-based BV7-40 at the same time?! Agreed! The current BeoVision 7s in the UK perform very poorly when compared to other sets at the

Personally, I've found there is a difference between speaker cables when driving passive speakers with external amps, or the cables between a record deck and the pre-amp. However, I am yet to hear an improvement when using line level cables! Either way, I feel the money is better spent on CDs and DVDs and records, as these are by far the most important

No, it's been there for a good few years. I think even iTunes 3 did it.

Please now Chris, this is a family forum

Well done Moxxey!

Real Real Gone - Van Morrison, from the album 'Enlightenment' (which is one of my favourite albums from when I was younger).