I actually think that the displays for the Record etc are lamps - had a quick look at the service manual and can find everthing but the description of the bulbs!!

You need the manual - download it from the official site. You need a suitable audio master however. Alternatively, get an Airport Express and use iTunes and control it with an iPod Touch. Much better than the N.Music system at present.

As long as you by cable that is up to the job, it will be fine. By that I mean decent plugs and the right rating. I am afraid I do not believe in audiophile power cables any more than I do the tooth fairy.

I don't think that this is available - yet. Lutron produce products that accept B&O codes which is why they appear. The other boxes rely on Peripheral Unit Controllers fitted to the B&O devices which translate the codes from the Beo5 to what is required. It is worth asking your dealer to put a request in to B&O though.

If it has not had the capacitors and variable resistors replacing, it will do! There are a lot of red capacitors in these beasts!

The MMC20S is the most basic of the cartridges. It will work fine though. I never use them as they produce more sibilance in my experience, which I hate, and they are black so don't match the arm.

S120s are possibly even better though they do suffer from foam rot. Ronny at B&O told me he thought they were the best balanced passive speaker made by B&O.

Martin can get you the belts and will send instructions.

Have you found the old catalogues yet? - I think they alone are worth the silver membership - took ages to scan!

I note that there are some M75s for sale - a bit smaller than M100s and wonderful speaker.