Peter? I'm interested to hear about this mythical Beomaster too

Doh! Sorry I misread - I'm still half asleep I think cream or vintage white could work - Flat pillarbox red would be interesting! Or how about a very light shade of metallic or pearlescent blue or green?

Sounds nice! I will definately have another 928 at some point - My last one was a relatively modern 91 GT, but my dream 928 would be an '83 in gold with dark brown interior and the 3 speed automatic 'box because old school rules for me! hehe

How about one of the Beolab 3 colours? Blue or red? Failing that it would have to be something totally outrageous just because you can!

Haha! That is a good price! It would have to be a 5500 as I think it would bug me to see a different number even though they are essentially the same! As for my location, I am in the UK (East Midlands) - I'm not sure why it doesn't say since I filled in the address details when I registered. My name is very Welsh but I am completely English

Cool - What colour is your 928 Ben? I had one that was in an extremely rare blue, I think there is only about 3 in the country in that particular shade! It was a factory colour though, not a colour match. I miss my 928 :-( hehe

On the subject of CX drivers, I have been informed that B&O have made them obsolete now so if you need any get in there while stocks last! :-)

I may be acquiring a complete 5500 system in white, apart from the Beogram! If I have it I would like the Beogram as I play alot of vinyl but I understand they are quite rare? How many were produced? Does anyone know of any for sale? Thanks in advance, Llewelyn

I'm with you now! I thought you meant that you wanted to listen to two different sources in the same room. How about re jigging the ML and splitting the link into two different areas? Have you sought advice from your dealer at all?

I can't see why either! Did they give a reason why? You may need to upgrade the software but since you already have STB-C its not necessary as far as I'm aware. If it were me I would just get B&O to take responsiblity of it, that way if there are any issues it would be up to them to sort it out, not to mention it would save you the hassle