I don't actually have that many left! I gave away a lot of my cartridges but will do some pictures of those I have left! I'll work this out this week end.

An SMMC20EN

I have done quite a few! Here is what a MMC20CL should look like!

I have had a MMC5000 and a MMC20S retipped - both with Shibata tips. The fronts are not cut off. They are both superb . Soundproof has also tested them both and liked them.

Unfortunately it is not quite as simple. Although it is called software, it is in fact a replacable chip. You are also correct that this is now deleted from the B&O list of available software. One of our members did buy a job lot of software chips some time ago though I am not sure ezactly what it comprised.

If used with BL5s and the digital connection, it will be as good as any other CD player. Sound might be different if used with the built in DAC through normal Beolabs though I agree with Graham that most CD players sound pretty similar to me. The exception is the CDX, which sounds warmer and more analogue (probably distortion but nice!) I did test some

BBC LS3/5A speakers, Grado RS1 headphones given to me by a good friend, Sennheiser HD600s, iPods of various descriptions, an old Sony CD radiocassette (ridiculously good!) B&W DM10s (need re-capping - badly!) and the usual Wii and Panasonic recordable DVD/HDD/Freeview (I think it makes tea as well!) I too am looking at earphones - I am thinking

I am not so sure . Yes there are the sprung lugs, and these are pretty obvious, but I wonder if it could be similar to the spring on the 8000 which seems to earth the aluminium top plate. No idea where it goes though!! The original spring seems not quite like the srings for the lugs.

[quote user="Electrified"] I hadn't actually read the press release when I made the post before, but I just did and thought I'd comment bit by bit. I [quote]Driven by the continuous regression in the quality of our consuming of music, Jarre devised AeroSystem One® with the aim to retrieve and restore the lost sound that has been

Quite correct - most modern Beovisions have surround sound modules built in. Also one less box!