I think you need a new TV and audio system - I would keep the speakers (and remotes!) and look at replacing the rest. Something like a BV7 and a BS5 would probably let you survive another 20 years ! I might just wait a couple of months though...

I would suggest a Beomaster 5500 - lots of connections , ideally suited to the RL60s and cheap to buy.

I don't agree. I think digital media is the future and simply to abdicate and base products around another company will be disastrous. On the products you mention: The Beosound 2 was a fine sounding device when introduced eight years ago. It still sounds pretty good but clearly the lack of display and limited storage means that it is obsolete, as

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They are fine - but not a lot of low down bass. The Beolab 4500 gets round this by having a lift to the bass built in - you can off course simply do the same on the 9000 with the tone controls.

It is difficult to say which bit is the weak link, but playing CDs through my BS7000 sounded better than my BC2.

The Beosystem 7000 is the ultimate remote control system made by B&O (for the moment!) The Beosystem 8000 (I know it is called the Beolab 8000 but that is confusing!) is probably the best sounding. The flexibility of the 7000 has never been better and the multi-room control with the Beolink 7000 is simply the best. I swaqpped mine for a BC2 and

The 7002 user manual is on site. Not quite the same but similar!

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