[quote user="h1npw"] Richard - does the bulb kit include the one for the curser? Someone has told me these are all but impossible to fix? [/quote] No they aren't - the problem is getting the old bulb out of its hole. One of mine agreed to twist off, the other broke and I had to dig the remains out. And the specs for the bulb are curiously

No I didn't. I have some experiences on Finnish postal insurance and it was pretty much useless considering the price - you may have different system over there. Plus, letters that are explicitly marked valuable may have a bigger chance of getting lost... And a broken MMC2 isn't really worth that much. However, send it at least as a signed-for

[quote user="j0hnbarker"] Surprisingly good Peter :) Very underrated I think - not heard too much comment about this amp on Beoworld before, despite its obvious good looks. Wonder why this is, given the lust shown for Beomaster 6000 Quads and, to a lesser extent, Beomaster 3400s??? [/quote] At least I have been touting it ever since I got

In a room that small, you might even consider a pair of CX100's. Black/white/alu would all look good and they sound OK as well (certainly not phenomenal, but hey, look at the size). The later Uniphase series is available in white as well (I have a pair of S80.2's) but they do take quite a bit of floor space, even more than the Pentas. And if

[quote user="Bentleyman"] Are you in the northern part of Finland may I ask..? I used to live in Overkalix, Norrbotten, Sweden - just about an hour's drive from the Finnish border... [/quote] Quite the opposite actually: in Espoo, a 10 minute drive from Helsinki. I don't think I have been up that north in almost 20 years, except for

[quote user="Bentleyman"] But - i have a question to add to this thread - re. muting a source (audio or avant tv) using the Beo4 - i cant do it. I often wish to mute my avant in order to listen to music without switching avant off.. with the beolink 5000 or 1000 it's easy (just hit mute button!) but with the Beo4 how do you mute your source

Have to agree with Graham - a Beolink 1000 is the best for everyday use, closely challenged by a Beo4. However, things like programming radio presets will be sooooo much easier with an MCP. And mine is still running on the first batteries I put into it in February last year... It will be a useful purchase, just don't pay too much for it.

Unfortunately, absolutely no way. You will need to get a remote.

Well, if the TV has absolutely no other outputs for sound, there's not much you can do except rethink the setup. Why do you crank the volume of the TV down in the first place? I would disconnect it's own speakers (if you normally listen through them) and only listen to it through the Beomaster - which obviously has much better speakers connected

Congratulations, those must be hard to find when you need to have one! One of the Beovox panels (Mondrians) would be a nice visual match. However, a pair of RL60.2's or RL6000's will be much easier to get and probably sound better. Seeing that your Beocenter has the white stripe, either black or white RL's would look great with it.