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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012
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1st March February 2012
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Congratulations to all the winners!
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Good luck to everyone - please do post to let us know you are there watching! See if we can get the most number of posts for a draw! Show us you care!
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Is this a trick question? Both are now full HD but the 65" is bigger! The Beosystem 3 can be specified with the combined DVB-S/T so the answer is yes.
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The body is made from a sonically inert plastic. Very effective and tough. B&O have been using this material for years - the Pentas are also made of it with a thin metal skin covering it.
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It may be your USB controller. It is worth turning the Beo5 off before putting it on the charger connected to the computer though. There are some threads about this.
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Henry: 1. Life On Mars 2. Ziggy Stardust 3. Changes My favourites too!
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The Beo5 software is very picky about your computer! The USB card can be a problem. I actually changed mine in my old PC for this reason. Works fine with my Mac running Bootcamp though. The newest software is 1.32 by the way.
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Been playing with my 'audiophile' system and have connected my iPod to my 4400 via the dock. This allows remote control but also gives better sound quality. I use BBC LS3/5A speakers with an AB1 woofer under each speaker. If you have not heard these little speakers, try to! They are no good for very loud or parties but for the human voice and
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I agree, though the special bodied ones do have a certain fascination! I also rather like the idea of a DB4 - the curve of the boot line under the rear window is one of the most exquisite shapes I can think of in a motor car. We also have the advantage of an Aston Martin restorer in the area - one of the mechanics used to service my cars when I was