Some folk obviously have far too much time on their hands

Not to mention Beolab 150/200 :)

jandyt: Thanks Peter for taking the time to answer that Would I be right to presume that it estimates what colour it thinks the missing pixels should be, or have I gone off on a tangent? Andy T. Roughly yes - you can't invent detail that isn't there in the source information although clever DSP can interpolate pixels and highlight edges etc

Ignace: avus17: Does somebody have the accessories book in PDF format and could mail it to me. My mail is avus17@yahoo.com Hi, i have an accessoiries-book in pdf-format, but it is from a few years ago. It covers cables, pick-up cartridges, sockets, Beolink and so on. Is it of use to you ? Can you pass to Peter for incluson in the manual section?

Not a bad plan but I think a series of marked up photos might convey the same (or more) information and should be a smaller file size.

When they say "seamless integration" they mean if they install it for you Sorry I can't help you with your specific enquiry (there are loads of others here who can) but I always find it suprising how many "glue boxes" or converters you need to make the various generations work in harmony.

Craig: Mike Oldfield - QE2 Craig Funnily enough I've just this second ripped "Tubular Bells" into iTunes (got on CD from the "Mail on Sunday"). I've never listened to it since my vinyl version god knows how may years ago. I'll listen again while doing computer drudgery tomorrow

of B&O's CD players, purely in terms of audio quality (forget the other features). In recent times there has been talk of a high end source to match the abilities of the Lab5's but until it materialises (if ever), which has been the best to date?? (Comments from those who have heard models side by side would be most useful, quoting a model

Peter: A perfectly fair point. However I do not see that there will be any change in the ethos of the site. I for one will carry on answering any questions that are asked as will the other members I am sure. However a set of FAQs can be useful to refer to and my answer may well include a link to the FAQ. Some members however do not like posting so they

Die_Bogener: Try an Burr Brown 2134 or 2132. There is a huge difference to the LF353. I have used these Burr Brown opamps in different modifications on my BM7000/CD7000 and BC2500. This chip in pincompatible and has distortions less than 0,00008%. More than 1000x times better than the LF353 :) Agree - I would start with a trip to Burr Brown, Linear