Very good as usual! Trying to work out if any of the broken equipment was mine! Hope we have all ordered the Beocentral book!

I have added the instructions to the product page of the 3000, 3200 and Ouverture.

The problem I have is that I often want my music in different rooms. Sometimes it is in my study - I use my computer with BL3s. Sometimes it is in the sitting room - I can see the BS5 being useful. However sometimes it is in my bathroom - no TV screen and certainly no BS5. A small two way remote is the way to go here. And indeed is just what I have

I was thinking that would be a bit of a pain! However probably more sensible! The sensor is marked in the service manual.

The S60 had a trumpet stand - the attachment was via a curved metal bracket that went around the back of the speaker and had a T piece with two studs that engaged with the holes in the rear of the speaker.

I have put this solution as an Author's note in the product information page . I have also linked it to this thread.

I don't think there is a very easy solution but you could make the sensor less sensitive by putting some tape over it. B&O did this themselves with the MP9000 so there is precedent!

Not sure what the problem is - WAV is the best you can get and the BS5 copes with that. I find 320 completely fine and indeed 192 is fine for my ageing ears!

The manual is not playing ball withy my computer! I take it that there are speaker outlets as well? If so, I suggest that this will work fine using the RCA outputs. The user manual should have a bit about what the RCA outputs are for and I suggest it will say for output to powered speakers.

The variable audio out sound very promising!! What is the model of your TV and I'll see if I can look it up for you.