[quote user="tournedos"] I had my BS6500 for a while before I decided that I need a two-way remote (anyone who owns one knows that the feedback from the actual units is pretty sparse...). Later I bought an MCP6500 and loved it. It is still on my computer desk and I use it often to check the time, if nothing else (not the mention which radio

Hi Gragham1982, thank you for your reply. I agree an external hd would be needed. Does anyone know if this machine is capable of displaying 720p content ?

Hi, I have an old mac mini G4 1.5ghz in my office that I have no longer any use for as we upgraded to newer imacs. So I was thinking of maybe setting it up as a little media center to play some movies and music. Is anyone using this type of mac mini as one and if so can anyone tell me if it is capable enough to do this ? Or would the wise decision be

41 no kids ......

I have over 300 cd's (last count was some time last year and I only bought 5 cd's since) About 50 vinyl records and no downloaded mp3's Though I did rip a couple of our favorite cd's to lossless for my wife's ipod.

The white looks absolutely right in combination with the speakers. Well done !!!!

[quote user="Henri"] [quote user="Cleviebaby"] I have had a 40 year relationship with B&O, and like all relationships it has had its ups and downs. I have been unfaithful (regularly), and for a while deserted B&O completely. And yet I have always returned and for the last 17 years or so, I haven’t strayed at all. Discovering

[quote user="rayfenwick"] [quote user="cooldude"] Hi there, First, I don't think you're mad.... [/quote] That in itself is reassuring [quote user="cooldude"] Vinyl is on the increase, but will remain a niche market at best in the rest of it's lifetime, so personally I don't think B&O should invest in

Hi there, First, I don't think you're mad.... Like many of the B&O enthousiasts I still have vinyl records to play once in a while ( and I love it..) I sold my B&O turntable back in the mid-eighties, but continued to play records on my thrusty Technics and Lenco decks, till last year when I just could not resist temptation and bought

I had the same questions when I designed a home theater for a client. The installation (non B&O) was done by a professional company and they advised against using wood on walls. In the end we compromised with big soft area rugs on the floor and using wood veneer strips (in this case walnut) glued straight onto the plasterboard walls. Looks really