Heyup mecca - glad you got it sorted at last. Welcome to the brotherhood of people with no sense Chris.

Friedmett: Records are mint/unplayed so properly a lifetime use left. Are you doing the deed and at long last putting these records to the fate to which they were designed? If so - how do they sound? I've just put on "Stone Roses " by ... er.... Stone Roses (white virgin vinly)... and listening to their finest track (IMO) "Waterfall"

j0hnbarker: 'Coffee and TV' by Blur on vinyl, through my BG4002 :) Hey John, I hear your moving back to Leeds soon, where abouts? Chris.

Personally I'd do away with the BL4's as rear speakers - not that there is anything wrong with them in this configuration - simply that I don't think they offer very good value for money! Personally I just don't rate them very highly at all. For not much more outlay you could use BL4000's which are far superior. The BL9's are

Hi Gerd, the problem lies with the Beoworld spam filters which basically requires pre-moderator previews of posts containing links. A bit of a pain but at least it stops any unsavoury postings from freeloaders using Beoworld as a showcase. I'll approve the post in question. PS. I agree with Peter that the Sanish forum could use a moderator as it

I couldn't agree more! At the time of writing he has made 411 posts and I cannot remember a single one of these where he hasn't been helping someone else. I'll drink to you tonight Keith Chris.

Welcome to Beoworld Spike Not much to add to the above reply really other than be careful when removing the old "glue" from the glass panel as they are merely screen printed to give the green/red effects from the lamps. Originally the glass panels were held on with nothing more than double sided tape, many owners simply use 2 part epoxy resin

CX100's do very well in complimenting my Penta's - don't forget that I have 2 in my set up though. How 1 solitary one would cope I couldn't really say but as a centre it should be OK. Chris.

rayfenwick: (Soon to have no room to move past all the B&O :) Well, that's the other option have both and become like the rest of us on here - forever stubbing our toes on piles of B&O creating ever narrower passageways in our homes Chris.

Tough choice! Nothing really to choose between them IMO so I would go for the system you prefer the looks of. Reading between the lines it sounds like the 4500 is the winner. The expanses of polished aluminium look sublime especially when wall mounted My preferrence is the 6500 but I'm biased as I own the later but almost identical system 7000 and