[quote user="kokomo"] Did you also point out the option to connect high quality amp/speakers to the Samsung and vastly improve the sound? And all for a fraction of the cost of B&O. Just in the interests of fairness I mean! Many people connect their TVs to surround sound systems and the TV's speakers are switched off. My son for example

[quote user="joeyboygolf"] [quote user="Jandyt"] [quote user="tournedos"] [quote user="kokomo"] [/quote] Sony special screw [/quote] Love it! [/quote] Priceless!! And it's plus VAT! [/quote] Yes. And it is not a fake, but a genuine printout from the online spare parts ordering system, pricing for installations

[quote user="kokomo"] At the same I had a large and quite expensive Sony reel-to-reel tape deck which had a plastic dust cover. By accident I stood on the cover whilst it was off the tape deck and broke the corner so I wrote to Sony enquiring if a replacement was available. Shortly after I received a new cover 'with compliments' from

The "real" wall mounts actually have joints that allow you to pan & tilt the speakers. But anyway, the mounting plate proper is the same¹ in all kinds of RL brackets and stands - you can of course do just that and screw it straight onto the wall. (¹the same with the exception that the RL140/RL7000 plate is larger than for the

I'm continuing an age old topic as I can now confirm what I suspected. I had a 4004 open, and it still had these springs where they are supposed to be - they are indeed under the lugs that keep the lid in place. So when the lid screws are loose, the springs push the lugs up so you don't need two screwdrivers and four hands to conveniently slide

Hello Markus, and welcome This will depend on the software version of your MX6000. If it was originally sold with a Beolink 1000, there should be no problems, but if you have a Beo4 version, it may be a little difficult... check the type sticker on the rear of your TV. There will be a text "SW x.x" somewhere, hopefully "1.something"

Funny, it works now for me as well! Dunno what I did wrong the last time. Can't get this function with my older Beolink 1000 though - the button marked '>>' / MIX just cycles to the next teletext page memory, so I guess you're right, Erik.

You can get them in white as well. Look a whole lot lighter that way, I know I wouldn't like to have them in black (well I guess if somebody carried a pair up to my flat, I wouldn't turn them back though ) Of course anyone is free to recloth them as they wish - I'm surprised nobody has done it already...

That's exactly what the MIX command is supposed to do. But I believe the later B&O TV sets (or any with a "real" B&O chassis?) don't support it - doesn't work on my MX6000 (-Beo4-IT) either.