Purchased a Samsung 32" last Christmas for our eldest lads room. Great for playing his Xbox on, looks terrrible when watching TV and DVD's. Craig

Happy Birthday Lee, sounds like you are having a great time. Craig

soundproof: There's a lot of insanity in high-end audio and video. You could always get a Kipnis screening room - a minimum of 94 speaker/drivers. Why on earth you'd want one is beyond me. It's all about the music and experience. I like the "he conducts it faster than Bernstein, doesn't he?" above. Says it all. That room just

Graham, if it is like the one for the MX5000 then it is just plug and play. Not sure about a special Screwdriver. Would imagine it just a Torx type so easily available. Craig

See the culprit in my Avatar Craig

Just sat listening to some music on my PC. One of our dogs ran past and caught the wire of my Form2's. Now have a sore ear and a split foam pad on the headphones. Are these still available from B&O as a spare part? At least they still work perfectly though. Craig

Dave: I've already ordered a pair of BL5's for each family member! Wouldn't bother with the Beosound 4 though too cheap to be a gift.............. ummm Dave, I am one of your long lost relatives, can I have a pair too. Please. Craig

Brilliant link, thanks Simon. Happy Christmas to you too. Craig

AT: Thank You Peter for the answer :) Of course with the Aux panel I can connect them with a 5 PIN DIN (if I know well) You would need a 7 PIN DIN (Datalink) Cable, as this would allow the two units to communicate with each other as well as send sound. Craig

Great article Kieth. Have to wonder why anyone would spend £250,000 on a Hi-Fi setup though. Maybe £200,000 of that is just for the cables. Craig