Exactly, they really allow you to get an idea of what B&O is like without going ahead and buying a BeoVision or BeoSound...

The new BeoVision 7-40 hasn't been released yet, so we have no way of knowing....

You could send them to me once you're finished with them. Then I'd have a better excuse to get BeoLab 3s than just "there's two empty powerlink sockets on the back of my Beomaster"

When there's a will, there's a way! Been trying to persuade my parents that they want to buy BeoCom 6000s. We've been through about 8 phones in the last few years, each of which cost a good £60! Insane! I quite like the floor stand actually, although it did look a bit unfinished when I first viewed it. Kinda grew on me the longer I

Certainly achieved it's goal - makes me want the BeoVision 8 even more! Like the stand!

+ kudos for Adam Smith!!

The PS3 uses Bluetooth to communicate, and I haven't haerd of any IR capabilities. It's possible though that they have added this as an extra (you'd expect them to, considering the price).

Left/Right designation is determined by which speaker goes into which connection. In the way you're connecting, each speaker is only receiving one signal, not two like in normal PowerLink setups.

Listening to music properly is always through my CD7000 or Planar 3, MP3 or other compressed audio does not come close to lossless in a direct comparison, unless you start to get up to 320 kbps. When I had my iPod Mini, it was 128k MP3. Once I got an 80 gb, I moved up to 192k AAC, which was a pretty huge difference. However, one song which REALLY suffers

Have you tried doing it on a PC? I know there was an issue with the BeoSound 2 and not being able to update software on a Mac, could it possibly be the same with the BeoPort/PC2? Also, you may have OSX86, but you're still missing half the Macness. Out of interest, what does it say in the 'About This Mac' window, and also, does it support