dylan: Thanks Claes very helpful - will look into Signal. Why do you prefer Remote Buddy to Signal? Dylan Good it helped. I just think Remote Buddy simply have a slightly nicer interface. /Claes

1) Is the mac route the only way to go to get the ability of a "two way" remote for browsing through music files etc - pretty sure it is but just wanted to be sure as have never had a mac and would prefer to just use my PC if was possible. Yep, there are solutions for PC, enabling the iPod Touch to serve as a remote. One solution is Signal

Wow! Wonder what the pricetag on that one will be..... You have to have a pretty big living room to get proper viewing distance.

Does anyone know if it will be possible to swap the shell of an old Beocom 6000 to the new white?

gripit: I can get one of these cables and hook the Airport Express up to the stereo, no problem. The next quesiton is how will the computer transmitt the music from its wireless LAN to the Airport Express? Thanks The Airport will connect to your WLAN. In the setup of the AE you will have to set that the AE shall serve as a music transmitter. On your

I´m told there is a silver colored table stand available for the Beovison 8 White.

Vet någon vad man bör betala för en begagnad Avant med inbyggd DVD? Tror inte jag har sett någon på Blocket, så det verkar inte finnas så många på begagnat marknaden. /Claes

Rekommenderar att du söker i internationella forumet för att hitta denna info. Tex här: http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/thread/52726.aspx Har varit uppe ett flertal gånger. På Beotech finns också info. men ganska teknisk: http://www.beoworld.org/beotech/circuit.htm Varje Powerlink innehåller information om båda

Whats the actual problem? You have a STB that receive HD broadcast? If so the BV7 should be able to show you the broadcast, through the DVI input. If your old TV had a inbuilt box that handled HD signal, you probably have to buy a separate STB for that purpose. /Claes

aweicc: I am not sure about sound reflection problem, I probably won't be able to tell . but what do you mean by a lot of hard surfaces though? Well, as in this picture http://web.mac.com/aweicc/Site/Photos.html#0 I did see any e.g curtains, carpets or other textiles, that can be used to stop the sound from "bouncing around". Never the