Finally, my CX-100 surrounds are installed and working. Beolink Passive is the amplifier. Mark II powerlink cables definitely needed; while impatiently waiting for them to arrive from Sounds Heavenly, I tried a Mark III cable and it didn't work at all. The speakers are mounted high up the side walls with stb wall brackets, and they look awesome

Unfortunately that's a downside of the BV 8-32. I use an HDMI switcher and have to use 2 remotes. However, if one of your sources has component video output you could use that and program the PUC to use only one remote, but you probably already thought of that. Leo

Oh please B&O, could you release a BeoSound 3 MkII... Leo

I'd also recommend the 7-4 center speaker. With the 7-32 soundbar, the center channel (when you're in SPEAKER 3 or 5 mode) would not be as clearly defined as the 7-4, and you might notice strange audio aberrations when sitting off-axis. This is what I'm experiencing with my setup. Leo

Large48: Thanks for the MkII cables tip! Leo

I'm planning to add a pair of CX-100's currently in storage as rear speakers to a surround set-up soon. Mainly for cost reasons, as all I'll need to buy is a Beolink amplifier and some cables. I remember them sounding very pleasant the last time they were hooked up (7 years ago!) and hope they'll do a good job as rears. Leo

Re flx: The lack of multiple HDMI inputs on the BV 8-32 is awkward, and was one of the main complaints of buyers! I use a HDMI switcher and manually switch when viewing a different source. Leo

The BV 8-32 is a great little TV and I was disappointed to see it removed from the range. 32" are best for bedrooms and that's where my BV 8-32 is. That said, I don't like having 2 of the same style in a house... eg. with a BV 10-40 in the living room, I wouldn't want a BV 10-32 in the bedroom. If I had the latter in the bedroom, I'd

Any news on a MKII version of BeoSound 3? I'm loving the form factor more and more each day, but can't/won't stomach the omission of an AUX IN. There's actually a workaround. Attach a USB FM modulator to the computer - that way'll it'll stream audio to the BeoSound 3 via radio waves like some people do in their cars. But it's

I'd really like for there to be an updated version of BeoSound 3, or a new battery-powered audio system. The appearance is nice, but the absence of aux-in and the publicised problems with the control panel are stopping me from getting one right now. Can the new WiFi SD cards act like an aux-in, receiving audio directly from a computer? If so, that