joeyboygolf: u won't find it now Andy, he's changed it! You've spoiled our fun - I was prepared to let him keep looking!!

jandyt: Thank you so much for that, Ed.Great pictures! Makes the memories come flooding back. BTW How did you make it look like I've got a big red spot on my forehead? Andy T. Is it not a standby light - red and you only need input to come to life - green and you're active My wife dreams of my light turning red

jandyt: How exasperating! I've read that 5 times and I still can't find where the u is missing. Pretty sure my new white BG7000 already has built in RIAA. Andy T. Oh No ................. he's going to mention his new 7000 system in all his posts (he said while trying to prevent drool dripping onto his keyboard)

philipsmz333: Puncher: Addendum - In my earlier post I forgot to mention mains cords - I do find that a reasonable mains cord brings my system to life whereas, without, it just seems lifeless. Maybe... just maybe, it's all an illusion I can see I didn't stick my tongue far enough into my cheek - its definitely not an illusion, without a mains

I'm really trying to get excited but it keeps coming back................ Here are some more stunning prizes I won't win By the way - my money's on jandyt to be the first to win two prizes

I think the point is that the lens' can geometrically achieve, if so designed, a toe-in dispersion (up to 30 degrees I believe) while the speakers are apparently pointing straight into the room. I'm not sure if this actually applies to the BL5's though.??

Alex: Actually I can testify that mains conditioners do make a difference. Something's funky with the power supply in our house, meaning even after being earthed, turntables still tend to hum very slightly (not as bad as when not earthed). Happens on my dad's system (completely different part of the house) and mine, so it's not to do with

Addendum - In my earlier post I forgot to mention mains cords - I do find that a reasonable mains cord brings my system to life whereas, without, it just seems lifeless.

Not wanting to kick of yet another cable debate (but it will be the first on the new site! ) - I would say there are a few basics to bear in mind with interconnects which, if properly addressed, will ensure good signal transmission without blindly wandering down the silly "audiophile" cable road. Firstly, always use good quality connectors

Peter: ........................ Didn't sell that well in comparison though as it lacked the touch sensitive buttons and swoopier styling! I bought the 2400 for the very reasons I have given - and I bet I wasn't the only one! Thats what we need - much more swoopiness!