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I think it looks OK, but be aware that there is a difference between MCL and Datalink cable. You need MCL cables between the BM and the MCL-2A and between the MCL-2A and the MCL-2AV. You need Datalink cable between the MCL-2AV and the MX. MCL cable connects to the BM by two plugs, dot-line-dot, like the picture below. The two plugs are coming from the

If this was my system I would do the following: Connect the BM6500's speaker 2 to a MCL-2A in the main room. This will allow remote control in the main room, when the BM is placed out of sight. Then connect your speaker switch to the MCL-2A, or all of them directly if you always want to play then all together. Remember that the Cona is supposed

I have always found it amazing how many different combinations of connections it is possible to make with ML and MCL. Thanks for sharing!

We also have to remember that there are two classes of shares in B&O. The A-shares which count for 10 % of the value, holds about 50 % of the votes. Almost all the A-shares are controlled by LD (see the Bloomberg feed in top), the B&O family and B&O self. This makes a takeover hard to pull through.

You can buy a mini jack -> PL converter, so if you reverse that, you have a PL -> mini jack converter. This should make it possible to connect them to your BS4.

I have a BS2, and I am very happy about it. I want to hear 5-8 of my favorite albums (which changes from time to time...), so I do not find the memory to be insufficient. Normally I have the player in my pocket, and the fact that you can change volume, track or album while it is in my pocket is a nice feature. It even works through jeans. An iPod has

Mee to, sign me in. Great letter, but perhaps you should write "Dear Torben", I think it is more personal. We are, after all, not very formal in Denmark, and this letter is from the (our) heart (s). Christian

I often use mine when biking from and to work. So far everything is fine. Excellent piece of equipment.

It needs to be put in slave mode. However, I am on christmas holiday away from home, hence I do not have my manuals, so I am not certain. Try option 4, and try also to have a look at: www.beotech.co.uk