Nice LINK Philippe. Good to see other websites quoting Beoworld Andy T.

The thought of those hotel versions of Beo4 springs to mind. You know, with most of the buttons blanked off. Perhaps a return of Beolink 1000, robust,simple and cheap. Andy T.

What a fantastic set up! Peter Pan is a member on here but unfortunately speaks little English. I know he is a great lover of ICE power and it's nice to see it incorporated in this set up. It's also a great mix of old and new. Beocentre 9300 is surely a timeless classic. Thanks for pointing us toward this article. PeterPan, Great photo's

Hi Carol. Andy here, we met in Manchester. Nice to see you've contributed to the site. Good luck in the prize draw but please, don't win 6th prize, I've earmarked that one! Perhaps Chris's Jan might follow your example. Andy T.

Well done Mecca! 10 out of 10 for perseverance. Van, you're pretty exclusive yourself! Seems you are one of only two members who have three stars and no f. Andy T.

CWM RHONDDA---- Morriston Orpheus Choir (volume 70!) Andy T.

KEITH SAUNDERS!! Especially helpfull with Beocom questions Andy T.

I hope B&O read this thread before they compile their next CD Andy T.

Sorry Frank, I have to agree with Tom. Sure it's good quality sound and well packaged but I listened to it once then put some proper music on! Andy T.

rayfenwick: Peter: The 4500 is very beautiful - especially when wall mounted. The sources are broadly similar though the casstte and CD are more highly specified in the 6500. The 4500 can be two way though it depends on the software fitted. If you are using Beolab speakers then the amplifier differences are minor. It sounds as though you want the 4500