Sounds very odd indeed! It really should be a straight swap. The peri[pheral units will work with any Datalink receiver from the Beomaster 8000 onwards. The 6500 is essentially identical to the 7000 but lacks the RDS board. If all you have done is unplug one unit and pl;ug in a new one, I would suspect the 7000 has a fault. The fact it works itself

1. W did go in the Prius - went very well right up to the point when someone drove into the back of me at speed near Harrogate. Carried on but the impact broke the sat nav so difficult to say it would have found Frede. Averaged over 50 mpg - even with Lee driving - I think he rather liked it! 2. Hotel California! 3. Yes - and we found a catalogue with

By the way - another highlight!

You know you are always welcome!

Get an DVD-C fitted and there are a number of models available that will work.

Record clamp - any good high end store or on the internet - here is a cheap one - here is an expensive one - available in gold plate!! You are probably best getting a glass platter made - a circular piece of mirrored glass cut to the correct diameter would be the obvious answer - pick the right thickness - measure what you have and you will need to

It was a new DBS used as a demo model for B&O - see the news article . Difficult to say what i like the most, but the Beolab 5000 system is certainly up there. Will be firing up the Beomaster 4401 and M100s tomorrow though!

There are two books - the large one is the normal manual every Classic Audio product comes with. This is a 79 page loose leaf folder prepared by Frede and Kirsten and contains test certificates and copies of the user manuals as well as the schematics. The little hardback book is something that Frede has been working on and I am fortunate to be the first

Remember when you buy CX100s, the foam rots! The ones Lee sells will have new drivers - make sure the ones you are offered have the same.

Finally have it ! Every bit as good as expected and have had a wonderful trip !