[quote user="OKF"] I said/asked: waht di I have to install in the BV 10 and in the Beo5 when the IR eye is covered up and when the IR is pluged to the TV with the glue on eye [/quote] Seven, of course.

Depends on whether you're in a workshop setting or just a handy guy. With a professional repair shop you have a facility, equipment, parts inventory, employees, etc. so the hourly rate reflects that scale of business. Just like with installation where you vehicles, employees, tools, parts inventory, etc. If you're just a handy guy then it's

Depends on whether you're in a workshop setting or just a handy guy. With a professional repair shop you have a facility, equipment, parts inventory, employees, etc. so the hourly rate reflects that scale of business. Just like with installation where you vehicles, employees, tools, parts inventory, etc. If you're just a handy guy then it's

[quote user="Harry2008"] 9) BeoCenter 3 (with Blu-Ray support) 10) Beosound 5 with integrated cd (Unfortunately both just a wish) [/quote] We will not be moving backwards.

One Dealer's Opinion (trying out a name for my advice column) I have a tough time selling these. They're not powerful enough or incredible enough in any way to guarantee someone will be impressed so they're more dependent on what the client's expectations are. If they've been listening to a Bose dock or HK Soundsticks? They'll

Well at the rate we're going we'll all have a chance to be CEO in the coming years. So SP will be able to put his theory to the test.

Yeah. No reason at all for a second MLGW there. Put one BS3 in V.OPT 6.

Stop doing that.

I wonder that as well.

[quote user="Jez"] [quote user="TripEnglish"] As for other items, someone could use their skills of inductive reasoning to draw some conclusions based on features included in the BeoVision 4-85. [/quote] 3D with hydrolic stand like the 103" [/quote] If you think critically about one of those two technologies it will indicate