With a white BL2 and white BL8000s I think the choice is obvious: WHITE. You can always change back.

And that is all there is in the catalogue. Regarding timer: I believe the current 26/32" has timer if you by the optional ML module.

+ 5.1 Digital Surround Sound built in. (Was hidden in the text)

Yes. Design: David Lewis Measure, weight: 106 cm x 63 cm x 26 cm, 26 kg (40") Color: Black/silver Power consumption: Typically 246 W; standby 0,5 W (40") High definition: Full HD (40") Screen type: 16:9 TFT LCD with high glare and low reflex treatment Resolution: 1920 x 1080 (40") Tuner: Analogue built in, 100/120 Hz update frequency

Thanks. All the online catalogues made it possible for me, to sum up the last 30 years.

Regarding the original post, I would say, that there are more speakers to choose from in the current range, than there have been in the past. 2009's BeoLab: 3, 4, 5, 9, 3500, 4000, 6000, 8000 + 7.1, 7.2, 7.4, 10 2009's BeoVox: 1 Totally: 9 different designs (if you exclude the tv speakers which could be used for normal stereo), 13 speakers.

Is you main TV a BeoVision Avant or later? If so, you can use all sources in the main room via BeoLink in your bedroom.

I am not sure, but it looks thick, so my guess is MK2.

If your main interest is movies I would choose BL8000 + BL2, because the BL2 is excellent for movies/surround sound. If your main interest is music I would choose BL9, because it outperforms the BL8000 + BL2 combo, when it comes to true/pure sound. If you cannot make up your mind, you should go with whatever pleases your eye the most.

[quote user="kimhav"] Using BeoVision with Surround Sound isn't an option for me since I don't have that; so looping via BL2 is still needed as far as I understand. [/quote] Correct!