Thanks, macjonny. Also, are you able to control the on/off of the Samsung screen with the BS1? I now have my BS1 connected to a Sony screen (which I plan on replacing). The BS1 will control the on/off; however, the Sony screen does not accept the 1080i resolution through it's PC input. Not all screens can accept the BS1's signal through the

BTW, I have a BeoSystem 3 connecte to a projector in my main room and an Avant as the bedroom tv. The BeoSystem 1 is currently being unused. I would like to use it in my home gym. Therefore, 1080p isn't as important for me. I'm okay with 1080i and even a screen 40" or smaller.

I was actually considering the Samsungs. As I understand, either screen control code 467 or 468 on the BS1 will control the on/off of the Samsung screen. Is that correct? So the current Samsungs can accept the 1080i resolution via PC input with the horizonal/vertical hold? I know that some screens (such as Sony's) have a PC input, but the input

I'm still searching for a screen. Has anyone had success with recent t.v. models being compatible with the BeoSystem 1?

I believe that the instant you move any control on the BeoSound 5, the source will switch from PC to N.Music and the sound will revert to the masterlink connection.

With regard to the Spring software update to the BeoSystem 5- I hope it doesn't require a video link connection to a link tv. In the U.S. we don't have video link.

Per the B&O nomenclature, wouldn't "A21" indicate an item in the accessory range? If this is the case, I would suspect the "BeoSound Lite" to amount to little more than an iPod dock (likely lacking MOTS). Thoughts anyone? I've been hoping for something much more substantial to provide link room navigation of the BeoSound

As I find that I never use CDs now that I have all of my music on the BeoSound 5, I'm finding that it would be convenient to use the "A.Tape" button on the Beo4 for NetMusic. To do this, I need to have the BS5 set as the audio master. I have the BeoCenter 2 and BeoSound 5 in the same room as my BeoSystem 3. I want to continue to use the

While the AV7000 was only for the U.S market, it matched the 7000 family of components perfectly. Adding an AV7000 would allow you to connect a B&O "hockey puck" external sensor with a mini-rca connector. However, the AV7000 reduces the 7000 family to one-way communication and loses the 2-way communication. This was a ridiculously stupid

I have all of those and have been pleased with each. However, it's worth noting that the MacBook Air cannot have memory added. Therefore, unless you plan on using the MacBook Air as a secondary machine just for travel and mobility, you might want to consider ruling out the MacBook Air. With the latest designs of the MacBook Pro, the difference in