Ive just fired up my Beogram 1200 after a good while of inactivity and put on an album. It just so happened to be the first album I ever bought. The Police, Reggata de Blanc. That may seem to be a cool album for a 6 year old in 1979 to buy but it was the fact that "Walking on the Moon" had space rockets in the video that made me buy it , that

I would love to give this a go. Put my name in the hat.

I have a BM3000 with CX50's attached to my computer an it sounds good. Wasnt the 3000-2 slightly more powerful? I have to agree though that the S45.2's are very nice sounding and can be got cheaply if you are lucky.

I cant believe it! I was online at the start off the draw and have just returned to find I have one the fifth prize. Many thanks to Beoworld and good luck to every one in future draws.

Beaker=Speaker Pleeeeease

I quite fancied a big TV Botty, but I can make use of a pair of Bl6000's too. Wish me luck, I will have everything and I mean everything crossed!

These really have to go now so if anyone wants them they can have them for free plus a small donation to this site. They will be disposed of next weekend. If you just want the bands on the speakers, you can have those, they are intact, but I can not guarentee they will reach you in one piece because of there brittle nature although I will do my best

I rate my MC120.2's above pentas for all "normal" listening volumes. Sure for almighty loudness the pentas win but even then the 120's are not that far behind.

Ha Ha Ha. I'm very modest.........

I was recently explaining the many benefits of B&o equipment to a friend of mine and they were suitably impressed by me telling them that you can control all the different bits of equipment with one remote. TVs, Stereos even lights (I have an old LC1 in my bedroom) etc. "Ooooh, thats great" they said "so you only have one remote then