Avus, CDs have been with us for nearly 25 years now, having lasted longer as the dominant music delivery system than any previous single format; and, no, don't bother...I intentionally distinguish between 78rpm lacquer, and 33.3rpm, 45rpm, and 16rpm vinyl.... With the advent of the internet, and the spread of fast broadband connections (Moreso here

On occasion, I have seen pieces in that family in which the switch that activates the door/drawer has slipped out of position to the left or right. If this is the case then it is a relatively cheap fix, but it is a good opportunity to have the whole unit checked out.

Have you moved them recently?

koning: I hope this product has a longer "life" time then beomedia I I think this is an odd variation on a longstanding B&O theme. When new product categories arrive B&O tend to go through 3 stages. Let us take CD changers as an example: 1) the 'Me too!" stage. They buy a solution from someone else (Sony Car Audio in this

High end audio is indeed complex...but I'm pretty certain that if I read a novel's first edition and then compare it to the softcover edition, I won't get the impression that the characters are less lifelike, nor that the story lacks a certain depth or warmth.... Don't confuse pride of ownership or collector value with performance. True

I love the wild-fire nature of speculation running rampant here, particularly as the photos get better.... I feel certain that someone in Denmark beat us to the conclusion that a vacuum based attachment system was 'scary', so I'm willing to gamble a reasonable sum that the attachment is something different. In other speculative threads on

Graham, If it makes you feel better, there are people in Greensboro, North Carolina USA who can sometimes pick up Radio Free Europe and Voice of America on cast iron cookware! I agree with the crowd, a bad cable or connection is the likely cause.

I think Trip refers to an apparent common theme between your remote Tomaz, the Beo1, and the BeoCom 2. Many have wondered about those 'objects' since their inception. Russ

Tomaz's pictures are never real: but on occasion they are better than real. Anyone remember 'his' BeoLab 9's?

My local shop is now saying demo units after the New Year. I have always heard $5500USD or so, now $6000 seems pretty close.