The Beocenter 9500 and the stacking systems offer good performance and looks at a reasonable price.

The slots are where the feet go. Quite rare to find these days! I have seen this wall mounted though I believe they mounted it with bolts through the bottom plate.

Go for easy first! Are the speaker switches on? They are in between the display and the power sink.

Well done to Keith for the maintenance work done on the Forum. Without Keith, there really would be no Beoworld!

My AV9000 works fine - Freeview , Sky and a Wii and operated by Beo4 in the main. I use an AV2 expander with a built in STB-C for the Sky box and a DVD-C for the Freeview.

There is a second option which allows either tv or audio commands only to work! Download the Product Configuration Guide as suggested. It is explained in there better that I can manage!

Not very impressive! I would suggest approaching Struer again with your story.

The ones Steve is selling could well work if the female plug is cut off as the cable is not B&O cable and does look similar to the original in thickness. It is not B&O speaker wire which has moulded plugs and is quite a bit thicker. The wire attaches to the capacitor in the cube part of the speaker on one side so only the male plug is required

I am pretty sure the plastic bung will no longer be available. Always worth giving your dealer a ring though. The socket is designed to allow use of a sound moulding device - graphic equaliser etc - so there is an in and an out. Therefore a simple DIN plug inserted into the socket with the pins shorted as above will perform exactly the same role. Get

Stands would be a good idea or they will risk sounding bass heavy. If you want the best amp for them, get a Beolab 5000 - probably the best amplifier for the speakers and better than a Quad in both exterior and interior design! Available for truly silly prices (cheap!).