Sounds like a good idea to me! Graham

I paid £15 for an official B&O IR blaster from a dealer: it comes with a very long length of cable. If you want to control two boxes (Sky and Freeview (probably an old Panasonic model if you don't want to pay for a later chip)) then you will need the B&O splitter (one gold connection, one silver) to enable the different signals to

Looks as if they maintain two identities on the web. Dawsons. B&O Bournemouth. Pity about the poor press comment. Maybe fitting out a Sunseeker is more in their line. Maybe they've found the secret of survival (just like Trip in the US!) Graham

I've just re-read this thread and I don't see this as an Apple vs B&O issue at all! Apple products often complement B&O. If B&O was on the point of going bust I for one would be only too happy to see Apple buy and save the company with some of its spare $billions. I had shares in Apple. I've sold them. I have shares in B&O

Dealer celebrates 85 years with a mini B&O museum. But look at one of the comments: "Awful snooty shop. I tried to buy some cinema seating a while back and was told "we only do full installations". I was practically picked up and carried out. If I had driven a black range rover onto the pavement outside the shop and just handed my

[quote user="Nickyg63"] Thank you! Really i think the prize will go to the mrs as she deserves it! [/quote] Well done!

Speaking personally, I have no real idea how to go forward. I have vinyl that only goes onto the turntable very occasionally, and Cds that currently go into the DVD tray on a BC1 now and then (having discarded numerous non-B&O CD players in the past). I've thought about one of those Brennan CD players, but think they've got limited lossless

This one might be called the I pod.

[quote user="Evan"] Graham, Answering your original question, I would suggest taking a look through the BeoTech area linked at the bottom of the main BeoWorld home page. Theres a ton about what goes where and how things talk to each other, should be the perfect resource for you. EDIT: here, saved you the trouble! http://www.beoworld.org/beotech

Correction. Jacob Jensen's latest offering shows that he's lost his design touch (in comparison with the B&O products of the past.) Graham