tom: Do you think prices will be reduced by the value of the beo4, when it will not be included any more? I don't.

All the very best with your studies and hope the exam questions fall well.

Originally I had wires running along carpet, but have had everything chased in behind the plaster after various decorating sessions - thoroughly worth the effort

Peter: it may not need to check to see what type of dic it has in so could be quicker. Not according to my dealer

I spoke to my dealer about the audio only BC2 as a possible upgrade for my Bs3000, on the basis that in the future I get a BV7 so won't need a DVD player. My dealers view was that from an audio quality perspective, the CD drive in the BC2 was certainly no better than my Bs3000 - and in practice a BS3000 is better for audio only as it is faster to

JOV: Here's the image. Maybe they should think about the idea to offer this or a similar concept as a modular surround 5.1 or 7.1 system. Copyright Bang & Olufsen I have to ask why would B&O want to. The speakers above aren't ugly, but compared to the Lab3 and Lab9s, are no different in looks to offerings from virtually every other speaker

SoundsGood: Hi Tia, yes ... DVI->HDMI connection for the Screen, RCA Cabels for Audio om my BV7/32. Thomas Exactly the same on my BV6 - works perfectly.

I saw it switched on at my dealer - the picture looked very good, though I didn't listen to it. Re beauty, my immediate impression was that its an interesting design, but compared to say the BC6 is a bit plasticy - but guess thats probably deliberate in order to differentiate

Are planning to keep your lab8000s - if so a BV7 with Lab7.1 or 7.2 will generally work with it best. If you are thinking of moving to lab3s up front (or even better lab9s) then choosing a Lab7.4 will give truly awsome sound as a full acoustic lens technology (ALT) set-up - if you have the cash that would be my preference. If you want an opinion on

From youtube I do like this one...