I agree. The 9300 actually takes up a far amount of space! The 9300 is the last of the series, despite the nomenclature, and is essentially a 9500 box with the innards of a 2500. These are very user friendly systems and have the big advantage over the stack system that close up operation is very comprehensive. The problem with all of these systems is

There are two types of 3400. The EU model looks very like the 1100 type and is designed to be used with a Beomaster 3400. It has the option of being fitted with a CD4 decoder and if fitted, there will be a small red light next to the nomenclature on the top panel. Most 3400s do not have this fitted. These are the Type 5703. The waters are muddied slightly

Not sure how many entries I have written entitled a new forum in the past - I think we must be up to abou 6 or 7 - but this one would appear to be the best yet. Staggered by the huge amount of work that Keith has put into this launch - makes my manual uploading seem very small beer! We are truly lucky to have him on board and of course Lee who bankrolls

Yes, it is available alone - not sure of the price though.

I think the Beolab 4 is a bit weak to be honest. I would far rather get a second hand pair of Beolab 4000s.

A big well done to Keith who has been slaving away and seems to be somehow ahead of schedule! This has been a huge task and one that Keith has just got on with. The site quite frankly could not function without him.

I believe it is!

Could as many as people as possible do a short review on Amazon. It helps attract custom and I know Nick and Tim would appreciate it. You don't need to write as much as the first idiot did!

Hi Kevin, The AV7000 is a surround sound processor made for the US market so that one could integrate a B&O sound system with usually third party video equipment. It matches the Beosystem 7000 perfectly as it is the same size and shape as a Beomaster 7000. It has outputs for a passive centre speaker and would attach via Audio Aux to the Beomaster

No. You need a MMC1, 2, 3, 4 or 5. The MMC10 uses a completely different mounting. The best advice is to get a Soundsmith SMMC4 though. Much better.