PRIZEMEN: It is a waste of your money, that's for sure, but perhaps are these persons a friend of someone of beoworld.... Waste of money - yes if you only look at the prizes. According to my calculations on the back of an envelope you will only get 19 £ back for a 30 £ membership. If you include the manuals etc. I wouldn't say it

If it was me, I would either find a cheap pair of Pentas (III) for the lounge and move BL6000 to the other room, or buy a pair of passive speakers. Do not underestimate the CX100 if you don't know them, however RedLines are good speakers also. BL6000 and BL4000 are not very different. I think the 4000 has a more rounded sound with a little more

I am sorry that I cannot be helpfull with your main question, but regarding a BS3x00, yes it is plug and play. You might need to change an option setting, but that depends on your setup. The Avant will control the speakers, and the BS will provide the music. BR Christian

I would go with a pair of Beovox CX100 or BeoLab 4000. CXs is about forth the price of 4000s. If size isn't an issue, Peter's suggestion of S45-2 is good, and you can also consider RedLines. If the setup is your primary setup, I would, if your funds allow, buy a pair of Pentas or 8000.

Beomaster 3300 for 54 €. Sold it later for 148 € then I replaced it with link.

I do this once a year: Starting with warm soap water (Ajax) and a micro fiber (no scratch type) cloth, gently washing all fingerprints, dust etc. off. Next I wash them with hot water, and immediately after dry them with a towel. I only do one side at a time, that's 9 times per Penta, to ensure that I remove all marks from the water. Next I apply

Jeg har ikke prøvet kombinationen, men synes umiddelbart det lyder som en god kombination. BeoSound 4 er et glimrende anlæg, især når du vil høre N.Music. BeoLab 3 er en fantistisk højtaler. Den overrasker mig hver gang, men hensyn til bas og fylde. Klarheden i diskanten er enorm.

To tune in a radio station with BL1000 you must press [GOTO] [X] [X] [X] [X] [STORE] [Y ] [STORE], where xxx.x is the station frequency, and y is the is the station under which you want to store the frequency.

The Beomaster has an overload protection, but it might be an issue, that you won't be able to play your music at a high volume. About a power amplifire - I'm not the right to answer...

ScottMc: you could use a 7pin din aux-link cable between your two rooms straight from the beomaster to the MX - this way you wouldn't require the MCL2AV or the transceiver in the link room (the television acts as the transceiver in this case). The television will also act as a transceiver in the setup I suggested. I agree on that it is possible