darioazul: Not too long ago, it would have been some rock music. Disturbing trend spreading from the good ol' USA, Glorification of violence and gansterism. In my old neighborhood gangs were violent, greedy individuals oppose to any change the would improve the lives of their neighbors. My two cents Dario ps, Funny, nonetheless. Sad state of affairs

moxxey: Hrm, they've not bothered to tell me they've got one set up! As I've mentioned many times, Sky HD on my old MKI panel is still, in my and many other people's opinion, outstanding. Certain programmes on BBC HD are stunning and seem without flaws. Yes, the panel could be brighter and the contrast improved, but the quality is represented

Thanks for the info JoC. Your suggestion has worked well. However, although the logo (in Format 3) now fits the screen, the new format shows missing space at the top and the bottom of the screen like widescreen, which is still not what I wanted. I want the picture to use up the whole screen, but for the logo to be in the correct position. Has the TV

355f: And it works fine with plasma, as many zones as you want- fades in and fades out- all adjustable! Could you post a couple of pictures for me so I can see exactly what equipment I need to ask for? I will almost certainly do it with a floor stand as you have because I have recently finished decorating the house so I won't be pulling light switches

I saw the new BV7-40 in my local dealer earlier today. Planet Earth on DVD was playing. The staff commented that they could clearly notice a difference in picture quality on the new television compared to the old. However, my own opinion is that it looked no different at all to what I have been watching on my current BV7-40 Mark II, which was supplied

I was wondering if somebody could offer some advice on watching Sky channels (currently having a problem with UKTV Docs channel number 532) on a BeoVision 7-40 Mark II. I assumed that the television automatically callibrates (if this is the correct terminology) the screen to the correct size/dimensions of the signal being broadcast/received. The picture

355f: why not just order lintronic for B&O if your in UK can give you a good contact that will supply at a favourable price. I have mine as a freestanding unit on the floor controlling the lights as i did not want to sink it into the wall. Fat better solution - albeit more expensive than messing about with this product! I'll look into that,

beocool: Hi Simon, You are not related, by any chance??? Be'o'cool man! Me, related to these dudes? Er, no!

Came accross this while browsing the net which I thought was quite funny! Enjoy... http://www.360east.com/?p=666 Simon.

I just wondered how B&O create the electronic curtain effect on their televisions? Its great and I love the precise timing involved between opening, closing, sound on/off, tv on/off etc. How is it done exactly and does the user have any control over the speed at which they open? Simon.