A valid point Lee but as you already know ... I am the type that favours the Porsche over the Ferrari. A Ferrari looks great on the outside but the inside doesn't match the outside. I love Porsche beause every part of it is refined, unlike the Ferrari. Could we say the same about a BV9? The Porsche Carera (only referring to this model) is built

http://www.lcdtvbuyingguide.com/lcdtv-plasmavslcd.shtml A superb article; the most up to date I can find on this continuing debate between the two competing technologies. A plethora of information available on the rest of the site. Enjoy... Simon.

I agree, it is just a TV at the end of the day and I would not be able to jutify spending that amount on a television. But then I live by my own set of prinicples which are undoubtedly different from others. I thought exactly the same about the high price tag of £13,000 when the BV5 was released although I do pick up on the excellent and very

Do you really think it is the best value for money? I am not that convinced myself. Perhaps I am biased because I don't like it but isn't it just a reasonably up to date Panasonic TV screen with a BeoSystem 3? I am not sure where the value for money bit comes in? I would have assumed the BV7s were far more value for money considering you get

Hi Matt, glad to hear you enjoyed your New Years Eve night. Personally I was sat at home with my mother watching TV! We shared a few bottles of dry white wine (Chablis, 2006 - a good year) and she turned in around 11pm leaving me to see the new year in by myself, accompanied by Jools Holland on BBC2! I guess things are slightly different when you reach

Jandyt: TripEnglish: less "lossless" Phrase of the year so far Trip! Love it. Andy T. PS. Sorry we haven't spoken since your return Simon. Nice to have you back mate. Cheers Andy, it was really nice to read your comment, thanks. Its great to be back. If I can be completly honest, I wrote to Lee recently and said I had made a mistake in

Well first off, a very happy and healthy new year to you all... have a great 2009! I know there have been a number of posts on Beoworld about the various formats to choose when ripping music from CD. I just wondered if any particular format was favoured as I am now in the process of converting my entire CD collection (and that of my family) onto our

Not sure why you are seeing grey bars, particularly on a plasma set that usually produces perfect blacks. Could this be more of an issue withe format recorded on the DVD you are trying to watch? Have you tried a more recent 4:3 film to see if you get the same problem? I don't think you can change the colours of the bars other than play around with

All the best folks! Simon.

Always have a giggle to myslef when I watch Friends and see the BS2300/2500 on the table with the speakers attached either side in the background of their lounge!