Kemopetrol - Child is my name on Beomaster 2000 + Beovox 2200s, to make an awkward combination... ...and on to Husky Rescue - City Lights

henrik: Do not forget analogue cable-tv, it is still very popular and over 50 % of the Swedish households are connected to a cable network. These networks also carry digital signals (DVB-C), but the majority of the households don't use it and many do as I do - I use DVB-C in the livingroom, and analogue in my bedroom. Here in Finland we have no

lausvi: I am still not sure if this is dim or not. It's not like most newer tv's that run so brightly that it hurts when watching in darkness. Since the contrast screen is tinted glass, the MX's will always look dimmer than similar tubes would without a contrast screen. In addition, I'm sure any MX3000 has seen enough use that the tube

That would be great! I'll PM my email address.

Chrisreunion: Guess where I will buy my earphones?? I'm sure they don't care too much as long as you buy them. Meanwhile, they will probably find new customers at Apple, without giving a sign that the value would be somehow diminishing, which would be inevitable if the prices went down generally. Anything but illogical IMHO.

I have to frame that on the wall above my Master 38K

Christian: Barkelite, which is Barkelit in Danish. Barkelite was the material used with the first Beolit. I posted a quote from wikipedea, but that one got stuck in the mod.filter. Try google barkelite youself. Or rather try " bakelite ".

Same with my MX6000 with sw 3.1, I believe it has the same chassis. You need to short the service mode pins inside to get the full menu.

"Freeview" is a strictly UK only term for what the rest of the Europe calls terrestrial digital broadcasting, or DVB-T. Dunno if that helps, but in any case it's not a box that will convert the signal from the whatever player thing you have there now - it's a separate device for watching off-the-air broadcasts. Maybe http://www.nrk

majand: Tonight I'll test the Topfield setting, hope this solves it. Yes, it should be possible. The setting you need is that the STB does the letterboxing itself when necessary, i.e shows 16:9 transmissions in a 4:3 box with black bars on top and bottom (and 4:3 transmissions as is). I happen to have a TF100C over here, and on that you need to