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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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I don't know what to make of the beosound 6. It isn't ugly but sadly not that pretty either. The worst thing is maybe that it's just not special enough for B&O. I guess the proof of the pudding is in the listening in this case. Let's wait and hear...
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Yes, I too like old cars. I have been a total car freak since the age of two. Unfortunately I do not own a classic, but my favourite brand has to be Porsche. I have driven a rally last year in a wonderful Porsche 356C. I have to give my father credit for the brillliant navigation, because we won the event.
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Very nice indeed. But as Christian points out the functionality is compromised. Otherwise.....
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I have to agree with Craig. I have seen only two bm 6000's offered the last two years, both working but both without the remote. Get it while you still can, otherwise you might regret this. The beogram 6000 would be the perfect match, but the beogram 4000 is similar in design but lacks the CD4 decoder. The beogram 4000 will work nicely with the
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Always nice to B&O stuff on the screen...
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Config enables you to setup the Beo4 for a specific product (both audio and video). I believe that it only controls the Beo4. I have version EE: 3.2 & software SW: 3.0. The config options for video equipment are; MX, AV9000, avant, none and AV5. For Audio you can select basic or BS9000. Assuming that you have the same version and software or maybe
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Well, that's a tricky one, I have heard that you can't use suction from a vacuum cleaner, as it may damage the lenses. There are however cans with compressed air avaible at specialist electronic shops, which might do the job. I have also heard the rumour that if anything else fails, you can use a soft, dry paintbrush. I have no experience with
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Beovision 10, The mother of all TV's.
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I have experienced a similar problem with my BC 9300 very early in its life. The cd-player was replaced under warranty and the problem disappeared almost completely. You can still hear the noise but only if you’re close to it. I suppose these players are never completely quiet.
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Hi Simon, You are not related, by any chance???
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