joynsyde: If it matters, I recently joined BeoWorld, and I'm quite sure I'm a woman! Being an audio engineer though, I'm accustomed to being one of the only females in the room (if not the only). Darn, now my cover is blown... Best to you all, Aj You're the first female audio engineer I've ever come across in a field I'm looking of moving

I can't really think of any don'ts on an almost faultless product, but Do enjoy it! Also, I'd recommend getting some different covers, either from Lifestyle-AV, a dealer or eBay (although go careful when buying on eBay!). Changing the cover every few weeks really makes it much more pleasing to see. Also play around with positioning a lot! If you prefer

I really think there must have been something wrong with the way the BeoSystem 3 was being set up. I honestly have not seen a better picture on the market, by quite a massive margin. I agree about the BeoVision 7 though, really not keen on the picture at the moment (UK version). Hopefully the BeoSystem 3 based one will be along soon!

Actually I see Apple and B&O as being very similar in many ways. To me it doesn't matter whether a product is aimed at mainstream use, or niche use, it must meet the criteria set by myself before I will use it. The BeoSound 2 and 3 both do, and would still do even if they were aimed at the mainstream market. Same goes for the iPhone. I can't wait to

I seriously doubt it, you never know though. I don't know what people are complaining about in terms of the battery on the iPhone. Sure you can't replace it yourself, but it has fantastic batterylife. Games on a phone are almost always a waste of time. I don't see how 'only taking 2 hours to scroll around the menus' is a disadvantage? What you want

I'd like to remind you that the iPhone runs OS X, and hence is open to Software updates. Apple have said they are planning on bringing serious updates out for the iPhone in the very near future, and therefore points, 1, 2, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 20 could change at any point. Also, this is not really a review, as a review

Monitor Audio have actually made some very very nice speakers, but I think they're even less well balanced overall than B&O when it comes to build quality/design vs sound when compared with other companies.

Of course, although that news does surprise me! I suspect the statement is probably correct.

If I said how useful your posts were, would you buy me alcohol as well? But seriously, I think muntbeoman needs to experience some other large(ish) forums to see just how excellent BeoWorld is for having grown up members. Now where's my rattle?

But the DVD 1 was not exactly the most fantastically built device, and cost heck of a lot of money for what it was!