May the best man win! He did last month Andy T.

PrizeDrawBot: Oiling my cogs already! Practicing my random numbers! Good luck to all of you! Hello my bosom buddy! How nice to hear from you again. How's the wife and kids? I see you have quite a lot of fair weather friends creeping out of the woodwork, but we go back a long way. Don't forget who was the first Beoworlder to comment on your stunning

Calvin. Don't worry what other people think. If you think it will look good then do it! At the end of the day, the speakers are for your enjoyment, not ours. Andy T.

When I was about fourteen years of age, I passed an exam to go to this school. Chethams school of Music.My parents wouldn't let me go as it involved buying a uniform and they didn't have two ha'pennies to rub together. Whilst walking passed it, I started ruminating on how different my life would have been if I had attended. I'd probably

The following morning I came down and managed half of my cooked breakfast though Chris ate nowt (wonder why!) and then bade farewell to Chris and Jan. I had decided I would have a quick look round Manchester cathedral. Unfortunately no photography was allowed but I imagine most of you are breathing a sigh of relief! I was surprised at how small it seemed

Hi Tibor. I bet you are like a child with a new toy! It's a pleasure using it isn't it. I must get one soon, did you get a bargain and which charger did you get? Hope you and Edina are both well. Andy T.

Hi Aj. At the moment I am listening over and over to Kathryn Tickell's album "Instrumental" These pipes are not brash like Highland pipes but can be mournful or jolly. They are similar to the Irish Uillean pipes in that you don't blow into them, you have a small bellow under one arm which you use to inflate the large bag under your

Interesting Craig. I'll have a good study of my manual and see if I can experiment with ideas to remove them. Might be handy for other Beoworlders with BM7000 problems. Andy T.

Thanks Peter Just a quick question. Am I right in thinking that all the timer plays I've set are stored in my Beomaster 7000 and not in the Beolink? If so, and I were to give it back to you today, would I be able to disable them with a Beo4 or Beolink 1000? Also, is there a limit to how many timed events I can store? Sorry, that's two questions

Most of you will know that after winning the white 7000 system in the last prize draw, Peter kindly lent his Beolink 7000 to me. What a lovely piece of kit this is. I've been setting the programing to work my lights and radio. When I come downstairs in the morning, the radio is playing Radio Lancashire then at six minutes past nine (after the local