Some of the cables in ML are not used, I am wondering if B&O cables are fully cabled or if only the currently used wires are present...

I'd only recommand it for someone who only wants to use the DVD player part of it, not the HD or DVD Recorder part. For someone with a BV6,8,9, or an older model and who does not have a BC2 or DVD1.

I ended up buying just a empty HDR2 shell to hide my set top box inside!!! The DVD2 does not even integrate well with the system. No timer recording for the set top box or from DVB-T. No channel lock when recording (if you are manualy recording the STB and change channel, or turn of the TV, the recording is affected. People are already re-selling it

I agree, I wanted to buy one, and was very disapointed by the specs. I like the design box very much though.

Have you seen it in the flesh... I think it is really nice. The screen and logos are normally hidden when the lid is closed.

It is not about the system that is used in broadcasting, it is about the system that is in your TV. If your TV has a subwoofer output... use it

I am trying to identify the differences in specs between the Beocenter 9000 and the Beocenter 9500... From what I know the 9500 is 2 way and has Powerlink. I would also like to know if the 9500 would work better when connected to a Masterlink setup using a Beolink converter...

Sal: wtlc2zpx: Sal: (3) Is there a prospect for true wireless masterlink. Beolink wireless is as such rather crippled in that respect. You know they have updated the Beolink wireless and it is more like a wireless masterlink now... Really? I should read up on it... Thanks! See http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/thread/29733.aspx

Are they studying Beoworld to see what our are reactions are towards their products (being aware that we do not represent the typical customer)

I do not have BS3, I read the manual and thought the you could mix DVB-T channels and analog channels under TV. I am probably wrong then.