Beolab: One powerlink Y-Cable in the Avant will solve the problem! Regards. This is exactly the same as connecting the BeoLab 2 to a daisy-chain output on either BeoLab 9, except results in a higher cost.

Old style IR sensor!

Run it in a bit! I suspect you'll find the sound improves after around 100 hours of play time. Also, play with different placement options. It's very dependant on positioning.

...then you'd have pants software to match the mediocre hardware.

Laser eye surgery corrects issues with the retina, glasses merely re-focus the light when presbyopia becomes an issue (or the lens focuses incorrectly for some other reason).

9 LEE: You've not seen Puncher then?? So old he's got plants growing out his mouth?

Yes, as TheStig says, connect the BeoLab 2 to a 'daisy-chain' connection on the back of either BeoLab 9. The only disadvantage is that you can't control the volume of the subwoofer as well, although this can be worked around with placement of the sub and manipulating the controls on the back.

Maybe make it so users with 20+ posts can submit pictures? That way you can be almost 100% sure that you aren't going to get any spam in the pictures area, although this may bring problems with people posting at every possibility on this forum just to reach the 20 post boundry.

Jamiroquai - Virtual Insanity. This is probably the first album I listened to, and wanted to play REALLLY loud! I absolutely loved this album from about the age of 11 onwards, and still love it just as much nowadays!

Agreed! The BeoLab 6000s are fantastic for their size, but I'd only get them if I really absolutely 100% had to get something which visually 'disappeared' or something which meant I couldn't use any other speakers from the range. BeoLab 4000s are sonically better, as well as being cheaper and offer more placement options. BeoLab 3s and 8000s are also