I think he's just stringing us along! He must have plugged them in.

Spoilsport!!!! Plug them in.......what do they sound like????

Simply run the speaker cables from the Spk2 socket to your other room and whatever you are hearing in the main room will be in the second room as well.

Just get a cable to plug in to the AUX 5 pin din socket. Select the AUX input and away you go!

Andy, I am sure that this project has taken an enormous amount of time. I was merely trying to let you know, in my own way, that somebody was with you and reading your story with interest. I would read you anyway but as it happens,I have a pair of S80's with slight foam rot which I need to tackle. I consigned a rough pair of S80-2's to the skip

Shouldn't be too difficult but as I have said before, not to my taste. If it's not genuine, I don't want to know.

C'mon Andy, stop farting about. I'm waiting to know if they sound OK!!!

Rubber

From what I can gather, the price of B&O spares is about the same wherever you buy them. This is vintage electronics we are talking about here. There are very few manufacturers who still make spares modules available 20+ years after production. 99% of CD problems in BC9000's can be cured by replacing components which cost cents. There is no

I have owned B&O stuff since 1979 and I have never needed to have any of it fixed by a service center. The equipment is in fact relatively simple but wrapped up to look smart. I do believe that service companies assume that they can charge extra high prices to fix B&O equipment. Why? 'Cos they think they can get away with it. I would see