Good evening everybody! Welcome to last nights dinner table And what's that on the left? A package!! At this point Todd, you were across the street trying to scrounge up some hot sauce for your Thai BBQ

I've always had similar thoughts. Why is it so hard for people to treat their equipment and other property with respect? My equipment lives an easy life and as a result all of it looks like I just unboxed it. It isn't hard to do at all. This pretty much goes for all equipment I see. I'm even more picky about cars... A rant for sure!

[quote user="TWG"] Is there any way to see the photos outside of Facebook? I have no Facebook Account and I will never ever sign in to that "thing" ;) [/quote] Even with a Facebook acct I cant seem to find it. Would be nice tp get those pics into the thread.

Hi Steve, Since you mention the 3000 and 4000 together, I'm going to assume you are talking of the 70s slider units. You can connect an iPod two different ways to the 3000, by RCA or by DIN. I plug my iPod through the TAPE connection. The appropriate cable can be found at our site sponsor, Steve at Sounds Heavenly.

There are many versions of those type of pliers. The popular American synonym is "snap ring" plier. From my experience with snap rings, I have found best results with the straight version. An example: I've never changed a BeoCom 2 battery before so I could be completely wrong. Just some friendly hardware experience!

Gene, that sounds awesome. I think you should go for it. I don't think you will get kicked out of here anytime soon, I've been mixing and matching for a while now and I'm still around!! Looking forward to seeing the setup.

Panasonic is a popular match due to the fact that B&O used panels made by Panasonic. More specifically the 'TH' professional series. I know that they aren't LCD but I think plasma still produces a great picture. Paired with a BeoSystem 3, I'm sure they will produce amazing results. Plus, if I'm not mistaken, Beo-based control

[quote user="Todd"]O.K. Gentleman, Evan; Tell me if I'm following this... The lighting up of those 4 diodes mean that the 2way on my 4500 is indeed not defective but are signaling they are infact A OK or am I jumping the gun?[/quote] Yep, you got it! This 4500 can talk!

Brilliant thinking gentlemen!! And I have good news!!!!! Not one, not two, but four transmitting diodes!!! On a side note, this shot took a few tries! Very hard to time. The status update occurs approx 9 seconds after a status change.

Good afternoon Paul, I previously had a pair Denon C-360s in-ear phones that had a rubber seal. They had bass upon bass upon bass. And not just in quantity, but quality, they were silky smooth down at the bottom. I thought they were the best thing I had ever heard, even in terms of the total spectrum. They were also really comfortable too. All of that