Stan: The latest BL3500 does have a powerlink socket. However, it's still a 2 channel speaker, and the center speaker is a single channel. I suppose you could customize a cable to send the one center channel down both L and R of the powerlink. Stan I am aware of the French company to connect it; but would like to know if this is still needed since

On the B&O site I noticed in the specifications of the Beolink Wireless 1 the following sentence: "We have also updated the beolab 3500, giving it a power link socket, whick makes it compatable with beolink wireless 1". On the specification page of the beolab 3500 I could not find this info (they do mention a W1 link, that might be a powerlink

Peter, I understand that you feel insulted by the insinuation made. I am convinced that the majority of the users of this site feel completely different, it is really clear that you and the other moderators/owners of this site put in a lot of effort to make this site to what it is now. And this is highly appreciated! Please do not get your spirit down

beopaul: Frank said: >...And it would seem you need either a bv4 or a panasonic commercial panel in order that... >...3. you can control auto contrast and most picture function without the need of another remote or lintronic Well, I have my Panasonic TH-37PH10UK commercial plasma hooked up , and auto-contrast isn't working. The contrast control

Hi Red, I would be have some concerns about this combination; My concern would be that the sound of the front and backs would be to different (not power wise but tone wise). Best way to find out is to request your dealer for a test at your home. I actually have a similar question: Would 1 BL3 be good as a center speaker in a surround setup using 2 x

Hopefully software that will support customization of the Beo5 by the owner instead of the dealer! My current dealer mentioned he needs a lot of hours each week to change settings from costumer Beo5's! He was therefore not pushing anybody into buying a Beo5! Bieele

Fading out the 32 inch model would be a poor decision. I think it is the ideal size in combination with a projector for the real movie experience! Bieele

I enjoy this thread very much, keep up the work and keep the posts coming! Bieele

Agree go for used ones, I have purchased BL1, BL2, BL4000, BL4500 all as used speakers and never had any problems with them. In all cases I have bought demonstration models and this way still got a got level of guarentee. Good luck with you choice, Bieele

For more information on projectors I can recommend the site: www.projectorcentral.com My experience is that the positioning of the projector in relation to the projected image size, light conditions is very important to select properly; not enough light from the projector is a problem, but too much is also affecting the picture quality. On the link