Talking about rebadged Philips, I think you should look more at Loewe than B&O.. , they use Bose speakers or the Yamaha soundbar, not to mention it.. B&O TV sets such as the Avant were using Philips tubes, but they were manufactured with B&O specs & were never found in any other Philips TV, it would have made the set too expensive for

It works, I have the full IR eye with the controls, and with a normal wiring as Stefan says, it works great.

I'm currently using Linkplayer 0.9.5 and still trying to get the best of it before going to the final version. Does anyone know what is displayed on BeoLab 4500/5000/Penta's integrated displays when connecting those speakers to a BeoPort box & using the Link player software? Any kind of interesting info, or just the plain "RADIO 1"

Hi, depending on your room size, you may not necessarily need a BeoLab 2, but a BeoLab 11 might be enough to give your 4000s a new life!

I can only agree with you guys. This week-end a friend of mine complained about the picture quality on his 50' Fujitsu plasma screen, his eyes were aching after 20 minutes of movie watching. He came home on Sunday, saw the picture quality of my BV3-32, and ..bought my TV right away! Yesterday I visited him and he was so happy with the set, he's

I don't see this as a good idea, I already have much trouble with the MacBook Pro's flat keyboard, it's nice looking but that's all, so a keyboard with no sensitive feedback is going to be a nightmare for people who type during hours, it's also against any secretary's training (no, no, I'm no secretary!) since people are

Er..yes! That will work if you have no intention to use your 3500 as a link speaker as well. Actually you need a ML Converter (type 1611), the Ipod will connect to the converter via a 3.5 mm jack to 5 pin DIN adaptor, and the 3500 will connect to the converter via its usual Masterlink cable. You will have to activate RADIO or TV on your Beo4 to turn

It probably means the amplifiers inside BV10 have a poor signal/noise ratio, that's all. All speakers make some noise when muted, even my BeoLab 3 when I'm close to the tweeter, simply because no one is supposed to listen to their speakers so close.. if you heard the same noise at 3 m from the TV, then I'd be worried. And remember that the

Going back to the topic, the BeoLab 11 is marketed as BeoLab 2's smaller brother by the specs & the pricing, however, if it is really sold around EUR 1,500, it will come in direct competition with icons like B&W's PV1, that also has an aluminium body, ICE Power amps, but 500 W of them, and 2 woofers that are twice the size of the ones

Well now everybody's happy, since BeoCom 2 was in charge of the other "half" of mankind...