no luck finding these... dealer perhaps... anyone have a value? i have several mcl transceivers. is there anything technical preventing me from adding a din plug to one of these and using it instead of the correct beolink eye??? ++++edit++++ oh, and if it is possible: pinout out din?

oh peter! good job! i wonder if anyone can pull anything newer than that!?!?

tournedos: Puncher: Do I take it that the rotary "knob" of the MCP6500 doesn't count?? Anyway, Jeff and Steve pointed out the product line starting from BM1900. I forgot about those, since I've never seen one in flesh. If the preset wheel in BM3300 actually turns something instead of just pulsing an IC or whatnot, I think it is the

oh! another good trivia style question... i don't know the why -maybe more sourcing from elsewhere? i am going to guess the bm6000 and other types from the "bent flats" were the last to carry it... ending in 1986. anyone else?

have struer design do all the cabinets to match for you -and meet your design requirements ;-) they already do a bv7-40... struer design thread

oh! good one! i had the 2200 on my list too! how about P5 on the bm3300 -1989? though it is a "preset" per se, but not that "tiny"... hmmm...

Alex: The first picture makes much more sense once you see the second two... LOL!!!

agreed... no blunders at all! you picked some of the very best pieces in their respective categories! i have the same pieces (less the s50) and i would have trouble narrowing them down. welcome to beoworld! ++++edit++++ just had some clear thoughts regarding your specific desires... i'd sell the 3000, 7002 and 4500 and concentrate on the 5000. take

wow dillen! they look fantastic! and i agree: would love to see some natural materials revisited! we have all seen the auto industry revitalize classic design cues to great success. i would love to see b&o do some modern takes on their classics! how about a "new" bm2400 or bc9x00? or better yet, bring back an 8000!!! -a true flagship machine

IMHO... try this first: Peter : My wife's old laptop did the same and I restarted it with the system CD and was able to repair the hard disc. One of the boot files had become corrupted. try this second: wirralsimon: It depends partly on what the fault with the HD is. If it won't boot that doesn't mean that the whole HD has gone. You could