355f: Beolab: Funny to read this thread! ;) Yesterday i was visiting a member/moderator on one of the Swedish High End HiFI/Video forums called www.component.se . And he owns a Home cinema store and are one of the best knowledgeable in ISF calibrators/educators in Scandinavia! (Hemmabiacenter.se in Lidingö Stockholm) I was looking at ISF calibrated

Beolab: Funny to read this thread! ;) Yesterday i was visiting a member/moderator on one of the Swedish High End HiFI/Video forums called www.component.se . And he owns a Home cinema store and are one of the best knowledgeable in ISF calibrators/educators in Scandinavia! (Hemmabiacenter.se in Lidingö Stockholm) I was looking at ISF calibrated:

The Stig - ver. 1.5: Isn't there any buddy that just watch a movie?? Instead of Motion blur, jitter, ghost, wrong colors on that tree, can't see all the strips on the black shirt or were the buttons are??? And a Pioneer PDP-507XDYUKESUCKMKIIIIIII! instead of B&O, noway would I ever fall to that level. Sorry!! raise to that level of remote

moxxey: I'm not sure how you can be 'very disappointed'. That's like saying that - compared to rivals - it's somewhat around the 3/10 mark. No way. I've compared a lot of the latest TVs and I own a MKI BV7 and it's better than 2007 model Samsung LCDs. I don't know of other LCD TVs that better the BV7-40 MKIII. Certainly

David: When I was looking for a flat panel TV for the family room I looked at the BV7 MK2 and was not impressed at all. Then my dealer told me a MK3 version would be out at the end of the year so I thought I would wait. I purchased a 42" Pioneer PDP-507XD HD Plasma and connected it to my B&O system to fill the gap and waited for the MK3 to

Bingo: Well, I am really delighted to see how honest people are about their new Beovision 7 latest version. Not only pray stories but a plain straight look at the product. I don't have a Beovision LCD by myself but I am shocked that Bang & Olufsen seems to have motion problems and other picture disturbtions on this brand new high end pricy Beovision

wallace: Hello. I am also an owner of the BV 7 40 MKIII since 4 weeks. Before I had an Avant. The picture sharpness and the colours are amazing (like the Avant before). But from the first moment I thought, there's something different and propably wrong with this TV set. So I started to test with different DVD's. Now I realize, that the picture

Flappo The Grate: haha , true dat i'd hardly call james last in concert testing material for any a/v system unless you're testing the listener's patience that is :) Actually I think the author should be congratulated for saying exactly what he feels about the product rather than defending it to the extreme saying how wonderful it all is

The Beonic Man: It seems that a number of us have now received our Mark III BV-7-40 televisions so it seems a good time to start a review of this set and get some general feedaback as to what people think. What are your initial reactions? Does the TV meet your expectations? Is it a marked improvement over the Mark II? What DVD films have you noticed

kawo: I have a JVC HD1 with the BS3. In general, it woks fine, however, the BS3 does some "intersting" processing to even 1080p images, the image is to sharp and the black level is not 100% correct. Also the BS3 works with a much colder colour temperature than normal, which is B&O standard. If you use only B&O products and recommended