Have you got these, Anders?????? They belong in a museum, .........in Clitheroe! I think they are about as common as rocking horse crap. B&O's first venture into Acoustic Lens Technology I believe. Andy T.

Thanks Graham for taking the time to tell us your story. I envy you, living amongst the cream, and having new B&O to play with every few days. Andy T.

Hi z3kar When in TV/Sat mode, try---- Picture,Picture, >> Andy T.

Way-Hey!! Finally done it. I now have CD,MP3,Tuner and Beogram all working through the 5000. And all at (almost) the same volume. I love this amp and speakers Andy T.

Welcome back Mobe You have been sorely missed. Andy T.

Small foam strips in your Beo4, behind the screen, tend to rot, and they never see sunlight! Andy T.

Now hear this, Struer. This is the way forward. A micro thin acetate strip impregnated with a magnetic compound. This could be scanned vertically and helically by a circular rotating pickup, which the acetate strip is wrapped half way round, and slowly drawn forward by a motor and coiled up on a secondary reel. Sorry, it's the pills.(Pils) Andy

Chet Baker (jazz trumpeter) live in 1986 at Ronnie Scott's. Recorded from Sky Arts. Nice bit of jazz for a change. Andy T.

Ola, You know the Beocom 6000 is not the same as a mobile phone, you are not supposed to let it go flat before you charge it. It should be replaced in the charger when not in use, the onboard computer decides when to charge it and when not to. I know this doesn't help the present problem but bear this in mind when you get going again. Have you got

Hi Jeff, and welcome to Beoworld. I am not familiar with the 3200, but it does seem to me that it is not receiving an adequate radio signal, and therefore not locking on to a station. Double check that you have the aerial plugged in correctly and that the aerial is ok. Failing that, someone will surely be along who is more qualified than me to help