I had a similar situation and used a BL4 as a central speaker, the sound was fine (I know they are not well thought of speakers but I really like them). I then bought a 7.1 for my BV7-40 (same issues with speaker size) and it looks and sounds infinitely better. I used to think the BL4 looked good but looking back now there is no comparison. I can't

[quote user="TripEnglish"] The reality is that few people think of us when looking to replace a TV just like like they don't think of a Rolls Royce Phantom in terms of replacing their current car. It's something you're exposed to, fall in love with, and aspire to purchase. [/quote] This is 100% spot on, there are probably a few

If my memory serves me right, B&O gave the then president G W Bush a Serene when they launched. At the time presidents weren't allowed mobile phones (Obama sulked so he is allowed to keep one). Anyway, what are the chances of GWB actually opening it and using it - maybe he has a brand new Serene. ssgill -this may be your chance if you ask him

Plastic, oozing plastic!!

Hands down - Beocom 5 - more software updates than Windows Vista and still doesn't work. I don't agree about the BEO5 or Beolab 4 as noted by others, both have their place in the B&O range.

Well done, at least the prizes can only get nearer to the Uk now!

kids asleep, wine in hand, bring it on - good luck everyone.

a starter for ten, in no particular order 5 brands that spring to mind.... Jaguar Superdry Guinness Barcelona FC Virgin

who is the 'expert-council' in the above url - I would like that job!! Maybe we should have our own cool brand list?

Is it usual for a concept to be given a name and supporting marketing material? Looking at the profile of the phone, you just want to touch it, own it and cherish it (classic B&O); I can't remember seeing a picture of a phone that did that since the Serene. Most luxury phones are a bit 'bling' for me and I feel as much like holding one