AH........ HA!!!!!!! Victory!! It turns out that having the television (any television) connected to the buildings roof antenna eliminates the current that the BC2 is carrying. This works as soon as the BC2 is connected to the television, in SOME way (AUX i.e). Everything that is connected (in my case it's the beovision, beolabs, beocenter) now

[quote user="tournedos"] I'm afraid it's impossible to say "why" over the forum, and "very strong" can mean a very different thing for different people. I'm sure it annoys you Dave, but I'm still not sure it would annoy me enough to do anything about it. If it's not too much work, I'd try temporarily

[quote user="vikinger"] [quote user="tournedos"] That vibration is totally harmless. Try turning the mains plug of the system 180°, it might go away... [/quote] My wife's recently aquired Beosound 3 has the same effect. Plug in the power adapter, and over maybe 10 seconds a tiny electronic vibration builds-up and can be felt

Yes it is present, yes it is harmless, but why is it happenning after it was fine before i moved it. I don't like the feeling, and clearly in this case it isn't supposed to be present. Other alunimium parts carry a current, but they are parts that aren't designed to be touched! i've noticed it on all B&O, but this vibration is very

I had BC2 up on a wooden cabinet on its standard feet, as soon as i moved it to move furniture it has that electronic vibration when i touch its facia, what on earth has happened and what stops this?? If i touch the metal on the BeoLab next to it, or hold my hand on the socket unit, the vibration from the head unit goes away. I really want to know what

[quote user="jldmelb"] I like to have my music with me. Having a dock means I can listen to my music through my home stereo, and being able to control it with my Beo4 would be fantastic. If I go out, I pick up my ipod (the rest of the stereo stays, along with the cds) and plug it in to my car. I have all my music with me. If I go out for a

Absolutely, my thoughts exactly regarding taste. Green can be a love or hate colour. BL1's, in my smaller environment had a very physical and full sound. Certain types of rock sounded unbelievable up loud. Yes, the dark blue was stunning too. I almost bought Blue 1's from Jason, but ended up going with the silver for availability reasons.

[quote user="joeyboygolf"] Dave.........you must have peculiar hearing characteristics or a strange listening environment!! [/quote] The former most probably. I'm also the one who preferred my 1's to the 9's for their sheer physical impact (sound AND design). Besides that, when you set up Beolab 6000's, you do NOT expect the

:) It was just strange, full stop, that they decided to "update" the 4000's in my opinion. Like the saying goes; if it ain't broke, don't try and fix it!

Have just receieved my pair of Pearly Green BL6000's. I was listening to the BL9's while i was putting together and placing the 6000's, expecting a huge adjustment for my ears. Took the plugs from the 9's and put them straight into the 6000's, too easy. Put on the same CD i had playing and changed the Tone settings on BC2 (went from