majand: Is it possible, that this TV does not support 16:9 at all, or is it just question of setup? I'm pretty sure it doesn't, that's the case even with MX6000 (and probably MX7000 as well). In the recent weeks, the forum has had several discussions about 16:9 and so far it seems to me 4200 is the only MX that supports 16:9. However, about

LordGreystoke: Thank you guys for all the answers! As my set top box does not have any possibilities for switching between 4:3 and 16:9, it looks like I have to buy myself a new telly! But I'm really very found of the MX-series! I'd rather get a new STB Seriously, I have never seen a box without a 4:3/16:9 setting. What is it?

Medogsfat: I wouldn't like to comment on the cassette cleaning as I too own a beocord 6500 and have used it just the once in the last 10 years and only keep it to make my system look complete to be honest. I have one too - I can't see how it would be any different from any other cassette deck. Use the same (or preferably new ) cotton bud and

Do you have any kind of FM antenna connected? B&O tuners are pretty good, but usually won't play anything without an antenna of sorts. Often a simple piece of wire stuck in the connector will be enough! Of course, the tuner might have a fault but check this first.

I raided the flea markets today and found three new vinyl albums worth listening - Debussy's Préludes performed by Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli (DG 1978), Sting's "The Dream of the Blue Turtles" and now I'm down to the last one, "Affection" by Lisa Stansfield.

Tonight, I started to adjust the signal levels of the inputs. All was fine until I got to Tape 2 - the sound kept coming and going by itself. I cleaned the trimmers, no effect, I re-cleaned the switches, no effect. And tweaking and wiggling anything didn't have any audible effect. Silence, two or three seconds of music, silence, start over. This

BV1 is newer technology so it might be able to do that - your MX4000 I believe is internally pretty much the same as my MX6000, and it can only do 4:3. It's a little odd, since just about every other manufacturer has had 16:9 support as a standard feature since the mid-90s... Shame really, since the digital scaling done by an STB/DVD usually results

Highly underrated, I'd say. That's why I bought some yesterday The near future will be interesting times for people with cash to spare... BTW the report came out hours ago. Nothing alarming, now just need to hope that the buying public in the UK didn't drop all their money into northern Atlantic...

wtlc2zpx: I am not aware that Apple has licensed Apple Lossless yet... so it probably has no price. Which pretty much ends this leaf of the discussion - there's apparently no way Beosound 5 possibly could support it, so there's not much point in keeping that on the wish (or demand) list. Anyway, I'd rather see something really open (like

soundproof: Tournedos - I do not understand how Apple makes money from their lossless format? iTunes is free, the conversion program included is free. Yes, it's free for the end user, but is it free for someone (say B&O) who might want to integrate the support into their products? That's what I was talking about. But I seriously don't