[quote user="moxxey"] [quote user="TWG"] Yes, my dealer told me that the Beovision 10s construction was fixed to adress this clouding error and that it gets a new backlight system. [/quote] Or, more worrying, shouldn't they have figured this problem in the first place? What happened to Q/A? [/quote] As far as I know, the clouding

[quote user="Callen"] Just remember to use a spirit level on the TV whilst they're still there for your own peace of mind! Regards, Cal [/quote] Thanks for the tip. I sure will

I´ve ordered mine with an installation team that the B&O store uses. Seems to be worth the money, considering the challenge to do it your self. Will get the BV10 in two weeks. /C

Thx. The configuration is not shown in the manual i downloaded, hence my question. I assume you mean BV10 and the Beolab 11 when you refer to the B&O store setup. /C

Is it possible to connect a subwoofer to a Beovision 10, and only use the internal speakers for stereo sound? /C

Very nice! Nice with the blue speaker cloth, matching the carpet.

Wow.... You really managed to pack loads of stuff there... What does it look like from the front? Completely hidden, I assume. I just ordered my BV10 40" from my dealer, to replace my BV8 32". The BV10 will be mounted on the wall with the bracket that can swing out 45 degrees. Will keep all my stuff in a sleek bench underneath.

The manual for the Bose speakers says: " If your TV provides both fixed (FIX) and variable (VAR) audio output connectors, use the fixed connectors for higher sound quality. Be sure to select Fixed in the setup menu of your TV." If "fixed" mean line level, then it may work. Too bad the BV8 has no digital out, because that is an option

Fully agree there Daniel. The picture should never been posted. It insults both B&O and our female members.

Nope, they are not compatible. You probably can use them by adding a Beolink Passive in between the BV8 and the speakers. Please note that you then only will be able to have stereo output. I.e no surround capabilities. /Claes