Excellent! See you all there then. Chris.

Heyup Dad! So that lad of yours has even dragged you into his ventures has he - is there no rest for you? To answer your question - yes I'd buy one. Chris.

There are 4 screws located in each corner behind the flexible plasic strips above and below the contrast screen. These strips pull off by pushing in one end & pulling sidways (outwards?) at the same time - start from the right hand side of each one. Chris.

Craig: Amazing pictures, very impressed. Do like your method Chris. As they say "Necessity is the mother of invention" or something like that. Craig Thanks Craig. It was just one of those strange "eureka" moments I have when I've overindulged on the alcohol . It's amazing the things I take to task which I would think better

MMC20CL (left pic) & MMC20EN which looks very much like the MMC3 I have to say your pictures are in a different league to mine Peter but in defence, mine were taken using a cheap digital camera with the lens from a microscope taped over the camera lens - oh and about 100 rather intoxicated attempts - not something I would ever consider trying sober

Synergy: YEEEEEEEEEEEEEES!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2nd prize :-D Have't won anything since I was 8 years old.Oh my Giddy Aunt.Chuffed to bits.Think I'll open another bottle. Hmmm ..... the company I work for has just been bought out by Synergy Healthcare - does this mean I can phone IT and have these installed as my computer speakers?? Very well done &

Fantastic entertainment, better than anything on TV. Many congratuations to all tonights winners and a big thank you to all involved for being fantastic supporters of Beoworld - which makes us ALL winners in the end. Really looking forward to winning that white BS7000 in June - well my odds MUST have shortened now Chris.

PD: 9 LEE: Hotting up now! Sixth Prize is a great pair of Form 2 Headphones. Perfect for home use or on the move, and the winner of these is John Chasey of Hampshire, UK. Well done! getting geographically closer. come one... Aaargh the wifes just phoned - can you beleive I have to go pick her up??? NOW!!!

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On behalf of Neil (nobby), no Justin the item isn't heavy - probably around 10kgs - it is a beomaster as part of the late 80's / early 90's stacking systems. Chris.