Ericvr6: made in sweden....................................... Yep, by Ericsson, it is a rebadged ericsson something, but with some nice exteriour details and a Bang&olufson lable. The tablestand was made entirely by B&O though.

By the way, it is a great idea to take a day-trip to Roskilde, it is only a 30 minutes train ride from Copenhagen Central Station which you stay near by. When you arrive in Roskilde by train, exit the station (which is the oldest one in Denmark, the strech from Copenhagen to Roskilde was the first rail road in DK), cross the square to get to the pedestrian

The little mermaid is gorssly overrated, it is small and not that interesting, but Japanese tourists still think it is wonderfull. this homepage has most of the info you probably need: http://www.visitcopenhagen.com/ If you are into opera or architecture, we just got a new operahouse, it is rather spectaculare i think: http://www.operaen.dk/ you can

Thanks for the picture, always fun to have a look behind the curtains so to speak. br Chr.

Just to round things up, I have now tested the dimmers, and they work fine when operating them with the beo4 or bl1000. You can number them just like the lc1-2 and create lightpictures. The reception is not as good as the LC, but nearly there. Oddly though, it does not respond to the light command of a A9 keyring... aparently Innovus forgot to program

Rest assured that we are many who follow the draw and are excited to know what you have come up with for the next draw. Especially it is interesting to se what older/classic equipment you have found for the next draw. Ceep on the good work, spreading B&O-equipment to the people. br Christian

I have now got 2 new ones, they work fine regarding the finger-touch operation, but will not really respond to IR commands, irritating, I can only turn them off with my beo4, not turn them on. Anyone else had this experience? By the way they were really friendly and gave me 2 new ones right away (I am house-sitting near by the office at the moment)

deaddruid: Would anyone here care to comment on the physical fitting of these dimmers? In the UK, light switches normally fit over an 80mm pattress (square metal box sunk into the wall). I suspect that these dimmers may not fit over these too well! Mark Hi It probably will not fit that well, you can see the dimensions here http://www.innovus.eu/index

deaddruid: Would anyone here care to comment on the physical fitting of these dimmers? In the UK, light switches normally fit over an 80mm pattress (square metal box sunk into the wall). I suspect that these dimmers may not fit over these too well! Mark Hi It probably will not fit that well, you can see the dimensions here http://www.innovus.eu/index

B&Ola: Before sending them back, try flip the plug in the wall outlet (or wires in the plug). They are sensitive for this so give it a try! I've had the same problem but now it works fine. /Ola Yes I tried that a lot of times, but it only worked the first time, then it still didn't respond to touch, unfortunately. br Chr