9000 on the wall looks great and I think always will. I really want one of these! Beolab 5s as fronts of course, but................

After that, I went in the back, and there it was...............Beoliving! So reminiscent of the one I had seen in Struer, even down to the louvre type walls

I also had a little play with Beosound 6. Gosh! It is a lot smaller than I had imagined and oh so light!

This is Nat in the red tie showing Serenata to a customer. I had a little play with it and, to be quite honest, I still love my Serene. I must admit though, that I was looking at it more as a 'phone than an MP3 player. I have never used an MP3 player so wasn't really in a position to make comparisons. Sliding up the speaker didn't come automatically

I have seen Beosound 6 pictures before but this was the first I had seen 'in the flesh'.

Amongst the usual items in the glass case were three recent additions. Beo5, Beosound 6 and............Serenata! The Beosound 6 was displayed next to it's leather case.

They had also arranged half a duo to sing and play through these Beolab 9s. The other half of the duo (keyboards) was ill and couldn't make it.

The owner, Andrew Dickinson and his manager, Jerome Loynton and Sales executive, Nathaniel Cassidy were busy, quite a few customers and potential customers had arrived. They had laid on nibbles, Danish lager and champers for those who wanted.

They had a Christmas tree up next to this Beovision 9 and Beolab6000s. Can't make my mind up whether I like the silver frets though. The problem with looking at this HD TV for a few minutes is that, when you turn round and look at the Beovision 8, it looks awful.

After I had had a quick look round, I was offered a glass of champagne by these two lovely ladies.