It's worked for loads of other people mate. Are you sure the Beomaster is in the right option? Can you make the Beo4 read 'TUNE' in the display? Andy T.

Found it! You have to trick the Beo4 into thinking it's tuning the TV. Right, here goes----- 1 Add V.SETUP to your list 2 Press Radio 3 Leave the room and press TV and then list until V.SETUP appears 4 Press GO, it should then say TUNE 5 Return to the room were your Beomaster 7000 is 6 Press up or down til you get the fequency you're looking

Sure, just give me a minute and I'll dig it up.

What I would like to do, is to connect the 5000 amp and the passives from the 7000 to the speaker switch (and later some more Beomasters). Then I will connect the Beovox 5000+cubes, the S120s, some S45s and some Redlines (and maybe more later) to the switch. I envisage a screen on my Beo5 showing just Beomasters, and on each BM a screen showing just

And this is my present set up, but will be expanding.

This is it's dedicated IR sensor.

Hi Steve, and thank you so much for taking the time to think about this. A while ago, I bought a rare B&O item, a remote operated speaker switch. Basicaly, it has three inputs, left passive, right passive and powerlink. It has 24 outputs. 8 left passive, 8 right passive and 8 powerlink. You change between any of eight sets of speakers (labs or voxes

Could anyone tell me if it is possible to send the speaker output of two or more Beomasters into the same passive speakers, providing that only one is powered up at a time? I would like to connect 3 or more amplifiers to my fancy loudspeaker switch, then send to the speakers of my choice. Andy T.

Sam, have you looked it up on the products page, HERE? Related products at the bottom of the page might give you some clues. Andy T.

wonderfulelectric: PS. It will be nice if someone forwards this message to B&O's R&D department. I don't think it needs forwarding wonderfulelectric. I'm pretty sure B&O will be following this thread! Whether they do anything about it though, is a different matter. Andy T.