John You have a PM Simon

[quote user="rayfenwick"] I agree with forward technologies, and indeed I have grumbled about this in the past - that B&O gets out-tech'd and out-spec'd by some stuff that costs much, much less, but... I don't see why making a turntable should prevent any of that? I'm not suggesting they stop making digital equipment: Look

Good luck with the search. I still have my CD650, it is an excellent unit. It is also built like a tank and will probably last forever! Simon

I don't think B&O should do turntables again as they need to look forward and not back. What they could do is allow a 3rd Party Company to make a turntable to one of the vintage designs like they did with Soundsmith and cartridges. They could find a niche market if well made. Simon

If you look closely at the RNID site will see that the device is a similar size and price because it's made by Sennheiser so is probably identical to the one you ordered. Simon

[quote user="Puncher"] [quote user="wirralsimon"] [quote user="Jandyt"] Since the standard one is often referred to as 'The Mars Bar', I think we should christen the white one 'The Milky Bar'! Andy T. [/quote] Does that make you the Milky Bar Kid? Simon [/quote] Of course not! - he would have to be strong

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[quote user="Jandyt"] Since the standard one is often referred to as 'The Mars Bar', I think we should christen the white one 'The Milky Bar'! Andy T. [/quote] Does that make you the Milky Bar Kid? Simon

I have never heard of balance controls on anything other than entry-level headphones. Back in the 1980's a lot of cheaper headphones had volume controls on each ear but they sounded lousy. If you are fairly handy electrically (or know someone who is) your best bet would be to make a little box with a 3.5mm input and ouput and a couple of potentiometers

If you want to make the ultimate style statement it can only be these The legendary Jeclklin Floats Simon