joeyboygolf: Whingeing Beoworlders are a tiny minority of the market, so insignificant that B&O will continue to ingore you no matter how many times you copy and paste last month's whinge on this forum! Don't hold back on your words Graham. Craig

O.K. so between the Car, the Totty and the B&O has anyone checked out the website it is advertising. Only cost around £10 000 per year to be a member. Bargain Craig

Think the Beosound 4 has RCA connections. So DIN splitters are of no use, I was going to suggest a CD/TAPE adaptor. Did not because of this. Craig

Not with VHS 80 it does not have a Scart connection, only an RF connection. So it must have an I.R. reciever. Craig

Thanks Chris for the offer. Strange the battery covers must go missing of these quite a lot, I have one just like that too. My reason for asking I have just sold the VCR on Ebay and the buyer wanted to know if they could use a BL1000. So I have chucked in the one I had for nowt, as you say up North. Craig

Ooops, my mistake then Craig

355f: Im not really sure what the point of the original post is! yes plasma and LCD have dropped but thats the nature of consumer electronics, How much did you pay for your first video? - I paid £1100 for mine ( now £38) the first plasma?( the first sony plasma was £14500) the difference now is that the public is not being convinced

Derek, I believe it was only the Beocenter 9000 that had the model on the flap over the connections. Maybe someone else can confirm this. Craig

Well in an Ideal World(nice thought) the manufacturers of both formats should have got together and produced one joint format. Seems to be another Betamax / VHS scenario. As we saw from that not always the better format wins. There have been a few Audio and Video formats which never caught on. CDI, DAT, CDV, and Minidics to name a few. These were not

Looks like one expensive Dog toy. Can just see my Dog destroying that in 3 seconds flat. Craig