Greetings readers! This is my first post in the MAC forum since I only became a MAC user about 5pm today! Just bought an iMac and would like to know how to get iTunes to pick up the music from my external hard drive please? The songs are all in the My Music folder on the disk but it won't import them in and I don't know why. Also, looking at

Don't take this the wrong way but I don't find any of that 'technology' impressive at all. Its completely different to what B&O is all about, which in my humble opinion, is style, minimilism, individuality and integration in a home environment. These things are full size cinemas which are completely unrealistic and look out of place

Thanks for this post soundproof. I will be buying the new iMac in the next 2 weeks but I will be running Vista Ultimate off it mostly since I haven't got the time to start learning about the Mac GUI just yet. Its an interesting thought about colours and placement looking at your photos, especially since I am also going to buy a BeoVision 8 soon

paddy2042: An update on my situation:I have returned the BS3 as there is no fix in sight for the faulty touch pad on the top. If you are thinking of buying one I would reconsider until this problem is fixed. I have been told that it is only a matter of time until it malfunctions!the Serenes still have not been fixed and there is no news so far of a

anodyne1: Hi to all B & O enthusiasts, When I attempt to start the Beovision 9000 it shows the message SW.1.10 error 1 on the lower display panel. Does anyone know what this means? Trip to the technician, expensive repair or graveyard maybe? If it is the graveyard, I would gladly donate to anyone who could use the parts. I would really like to keep

355f: I think im almost alone in voting neither product! From a looks perspective there is no doubt the 8000 wins, there are so many facsimile 6000 now that this type of design is no longer unique. The problem is that B&O for the prices it charges has to be taken more seriously as an audio /video company; the 8000 amplification module is base at

A classic never dies. Lee mentions the Porsche 911 which is a car I have always loved, even more so when I got to drive a Carera 4 for 6 months some time back. This is a car with more than 40 years of refined engineering. Many classic B&O products will always remain timeless for much the same reason; years of dedication striving for perfection in

Thanks Alex, I see what you mean. Hope you are enjoying your BeoLab 4s by the way. I will probably buy these at some point. For the moment I have decided to buy a MAC instead of a new PC. It can run Vista and Office, so why not? Can't decide whether to get an all in one job though or the mini, perhaps with Apple TV too. B&O don't offer anything

Bieele: The Beonic Man: If you want connections then it has to be BeoVision 7-40. If connections are not important but picture quality is, then there are many other B&O sets to look at including the BeoVision 8 which I think is an excellent tv at an excellent price. Otherwise, if cost of BeoVision 7-40 is too high then it has to be a different brand

Like many others I would immediately pick out the 8000s because they are indeed classic B&O and make such a statement with functionality and performance to match. For this reason I have voted for them in your poll. However, if you had included the 4000s then I would have chosen those first and the 8000s second. This is because you will be using