9 LEE: Peter for President !! I'll be your campaign manager. Can i have the office that overlooks the fields (not to worried about the sheep) Lee No but the sheep are worried about you!

Apparently he's now favourite for the Newcastle Utd. Job

An interview with him now would make interesting reading!

355f: moxxey: 355f: The beocentre 2 doesnt need to upscale as the BS3 in bv4/9 does that in a better way than an inbuilt scaler. A scaling chip costs $4 so im sure bno would have put this in if it influenced the results that much. It might not need to upscale, but it doesn't have HDMI-out, either. As far as I know, you have to connect via SCART

I'm impressed - they obviously read my earlier post

I have made my opinion clear in other posts but I will say it again hear - B&O have one shot at establishing a hardware niche market and that is in the speaker arena. They can participate in the audio source market with their ease of use, style and integration skills but it is difficult to see how they can "sell" a higher quality source

Alex: .......................Having heard BeoLab 5s with a mains conditioner (which really, really surprised me), I believe it would suprise me too

joeyboygolf: From our initial look last evening the PQ using the inbuilt DVB-T was excellent. I'll reserve proper judgement until we watch it tonight when Spurs will undoubtably lose. Watch this space for a report tomorrow but £660 with 3 year warranty does seem incredibly good value! Surely you'd rather pay £7.5K so that you have

van: I personally think the BeoLab 5's look the se*iest... ........ mind you it wasn't that difficult - all the rest look anything but sexy!

As I'm knowingly stepping into a domestic I'm wearing my tin hat B&O themsleves used to sell "adapter" leads that included resistor pads within the Din plugs to attenuate normal "speaker out" levels to "line in" levels. These were in order to use things like BM5000 with active speakers. Its obviously a bit of