Thanks guys!

I've gotten my tv all set up now, I'm quite happy with it! What I'd like to find now is the floor stand for this model. I think this model only sold in Europe. Any suggestions where I can find one for sale? New or used? Guy

Yes...works! Thanks! Guy

Yesterday I purchased a DVI connector so I could run the laptop through this input. My laptop has a vga output, so I also bought a connection converter. How do I "switch on" the tv so that I can view my laptop? My laptop detects an external monitor, but I can not seem to fiqure out how to get it to display on the Beovision. I have downloaded

I've just received a Beovision 6-26 (European Version....I live in Canada). So, bumping up the power was no problem. I can receive a few analog stations with a set top antenna. I'm completly new at HD. I will want to buy a Blu Ray player, and also attach my sattelite receiver (Shaw Direct, HD capable...at a cost). So which connections do I use

Well, we will see what kind of cash the seller is looking for. The legs don't look to hard to replicate. I imagine, though, that the seller is looking for BIG cash considering he is trying to sell it as a rare (only 5 made)! If he is flexable...I will share the picture with him and point out the missing legs! Fingers crossed.

So what did the legs look like? Are they something that could be made up? Guy

To all who know better than me, is this just a made up console stereo using B&O equipment? It is located here in Ontario, Canada. I've never seen anything pictured like this. Mind you...I'm no expert, and still new at this! I have sent the seller an e-mail to see what kind of price he is hoping for. I would only be interested in it if it

So now I've also spied out a Beomaster 800. I woudn't mind one these either! Very low and long. Interesting also because it was the last model like this to be produced! Anyone have a picture of their own BM 800? Guy

Oh...very tempting! I think I will hold out for something that isn't missing bits and pieces. I don't mind repairing electronics, but the bits are often so hard to find! Guy