I used to own a pair of Rosewood Beovox 3800s - the frets were indeed held by magnets - a slim blade (not a knife) helped to ease it off in one corner and the fret could then be gently eased off.

I was very satisfied when I bought my Cona from the UES store - but that was 10 years ago and they may well have changed since then!

Or Nancy?

Is that the missing link?

Where in Surrey are you please? I have an LX2802 that is not fully working and a few spares may just make 2 sick TVs into 1 well!!

Peter, Why are the C75 drivers more? Age or technical reasons?

No wall mounting parts - just wall fixings matched to the template. I will see if I can find one!

The P45s never had a floor stand ( recommended buy from B&O would have been S45s). They have built in fixing points to the rear. There are 3 possible positions. Horizontal, vertical below 1 metre (bass ie lower half angled up) and vertical above 1m (treble angled down). A template that came with the speakers shows which screw holes marry to the

I hope so as I am planning the same approach! See http://www.beotech.co.uk/wiring2.htm for the wiring..... Let me know if it works as I am still a few weeks away from doing this!!!!!

Thanks - I have been studying all these manuals with care, trying to figure out how to connect everything (multiple 2As and 2AVs!). I note that this latest user manual talks about the early MCL2AV panel with an aerial cable. Is there a later manual that includes the 2AV but without the aerial cable?