Hi Steve £750-£900 is loads!! Well.... it is in my book As you only want CD + radio I would seriously consider a 5500/6500/7000 system - you then have the choice of using active or passive speakers. A Beogram CD + Beomaster can be had for £200 (5500) up to £400 (7000) leaving enough for passive or active Pentas. If you must have

Hi John I don't think they'd call it a hobby! Maybe more a passion / incurable disease / calling / sideline...whatever They're very good though! Cheers NIgel

2 points 1. I'm lost for words.......how on earth can a brand like B&O treat it's customers in this way and expect to get repeat business??? 2. Can anyone point me to a thread/website that will SUCCINCTLY explain what the plan/timeline is for the phasing out of analogue radio? When anologue goes will you still be able to use an analogue

It's not PIN protection Christian - the owner has had it from new - he's got the original receipt and PIN number. Craig - I've been offered it for £150 (no remote) which I know doesn't seem a lot....but it is to me! Cheers Nigel

I've never had or used a B&O TV before and need some advice please. I've been offered a faulty 5 year old 32" Beovision 3 The fault is that after 20 mins the set switches itself off. Switching off and then on at the mains brings the set back to life for another 20 mins.... The picture is A1 whilst it's working. Has anyone come across

Thanks for your quick response guys - panic now over...... This http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=160298675410 was sitting at $10 with 10 minutes to go.... I didn't bid quite enough Cheers Nigel

Lots of good advice there Andy - apart from one bit - Don't talk about Mavis - What a load of old twaddle - just don't spend the whole meeting talking about her Cheers Nigel

Well, that's great news Andy - best of luck - you'll have to keep us all posted on your progress!!!! Does she like B&O??!! Cheers Nigel

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