I might approach it from the point of view that having owned a BS2 for a while perhaps its time to try the BS6. It is a later product and and although it doesn't have the design aspect that the BS2 does I know the sound quality is excellent. They weren't a good seller for B&O at all and as a result of that you can get them at giveaway prices

TWG: Alex: Why the BeoLab 4000? This would actually cost quite a bit as it would require another mounting option (which wouldn't be free) and considerable extra installation time. The 4000 where only an example :-) Quite a good example I thought!

robc4674: Thanks for your comment Simon. I must say I am totally gutted with the product - especially as this was the gift to myself for finishing my self build house over a 10 year period - now I am so disappointed it is unreal. Can I ask a favour - We sent GI Jane, Predator, Lake House and Stigmata DVD to B&O to check as these show the faults

Hi Rob, I have the BV7-40 Mark III and don't have any of the problems you seem to be experiencing. Prior to buying that I had a BV7-40 Mark II on loan from the dealer until the Mark III arrived to replace it. That never had any issues either. In fact, I was very impressed with the Mark II and sometimes think it looked better than my exisitng Mark

I can't believe B&O are going to sell a £100,000 television. This is completly ridiculous and goes against everything they stand for to date. What on earth are they doing? Simon.

Keith Saunders: Simon, I have thought of using icons for the Rania and they are also available for download on the Beo5 Information and Resource download page HERE However, I normally assign the four "scenes" to the hard coloured keys and the UP and DOWN to the hard arrow keys. also the lights OFF to the STOP key as is used with other Lutron

LOL! Yes I also received the email and have just this minute finished the survey and posted a short response back. I must admit I did find the questions funny too. I didn't know whether to feel nervous that nobody knows which direction they are going at the factory, or whether they know exactly what they are doing and have a hidden agenda. If that's

This has been a great thread! I have enjoyed rading through it with much interest. I always assumed that the BeoLab 4000s were much better than the BeoLab 6000s but this thread seems to suggest that this is certainly not the case. I have found it particularly intersting so thanks to all that commented. I think it is fair to say that whether the poster

LOL Chris! I am always changing my mind. On the one hand I'd like to have some kind of surround setup because I enjoy my movies and I think they sound much better with at least a 5.1 setup. Having said that, I find myself balancing that up with an interior design viewpoint as well, which is equally (if not more) important to me. I don't really

Lorup: That is a god question, I don’t think BS5 looks god mounted on the wall, I’m considering placing it on a table next to my sofa. It has to be easy accessible, I think you will use it as a control panel, not like BS9000, I almost newer controls my BS9000 without the Beo4. But I’m afraid that my BS9000 has to go, since I got my