This is a enthusiast web site! I think you want the official B&O site. Try here . The forum here is free to join - the joining fee is for service and user manuals which cost a fair amount to host. We receive no funding from B&O. Best wishes,

Wouldn't go for either of these! Of course you don't have to use B&O speakers either. S45-2s are certainly the ones to look for if you want B&O though.

If it is a 2400-2, it will have a 7 pin socket so just use the cable you use with the 8000. The reason it states particular cable numbers is that you need shielded cables for the Beogram as the signal is low. If the one you are using is working with the 8000, it will be fine with the 2400. You will have to remove the two bottom pins as the codes used

Must be a fault in the mute circuit. Can't see how it could be anything else.

I am afraid that I don't think they will fit!! We are talking BIG !!

tarmacterror: L ooking at that reminds me of the benefits of Powerlink sockets!! That will however be fine. And yes, they do make RCA to Powerlink cables. Call me thick but the only powerlink-RCA cable I can find terminates to 2 RCA's.. The rear of the Onkyo has single outputs to each channel i.e FR/FR/RR/RL/sub etc. Therefore I can only use 1 of

Actually the RX2 sounds pretty good anyway! I would spend the money on a new cartridge - a good soundsmith one probably!

Yes, Steve is moving so wanted the space. We will have to work out how to get them up from Eastbourne. Unless someone is going down for the party. I do have quite a bit of stuff to come up so it will be coming sometime!

Just bought myself a new watch - my Baume & Mercier Riviera needs a service ( another B& .. range!) I have bought a Christopher White Mavern Aviator - easy to read and an automatic.

As far as I am aware, the MS150.2 differs only in having a pair of binding posts compared to the MS150. If you would like to borrow a pair of MS150s, I may be able to help!! They are refoamed and at present residing in Eastbourne!! Could do with some exercise!