I don't know if that question has been already put on the list for the UK CEO, but when will B&O launch a fully digital audio-video Masterlink? That would really give a new life to the BeoLink concept, because apart from BeoLab 3500 and BeoLink Wireless, I don't see many BeoLink applications anymore.. All that video and audio cable mess

Hi, actually you can use your BS4000 with a BeoPort , with limitations: you will have to set BeoSound 4000 to option 0 (no remote control possible), and make all connections on the BeoPort box (infra-red sensor, Powerlink sockets, among others), and set BeoPort to option 2 or 6 depending on your setup. My BeoPot worked with a BS2300 via datalink with

I'm a bit disappointed because I thought B&O would never release an Ipod dock, as usual they are the last ones to do that, but they will do it anyway.. I don't have an Ipod, I chose the Serenata, but I can't see the point in making a docking station for either at home! Simply because the Serenata's / Ipod's/ any MP3 player's

Talking about the price, if it does so much less than a Beo4, I don't see how B&O could market it at a higher price.. To me it should be at the same price level as a keyring. If you can't see it in the dark until you touch it, I imagine a lot of people will drop all they have on the bedside table before they can find & shake the BeoTime

Another thing puzzles me: the left/right display change on such a design is quite useless, and just an "Iphone reminder": do people turn their Beo4 left or right? Neither, they use it vertically, which would have been so much more logical on this flute design, that could have stood up on your bedside table, like a Beo1. And take less space

The other difference is that BeoLab 4PC doesn't have the position switch with free/wall/corner placement, and therefore B&O do not recommend any of the stands/brackets for the PC version, as it is designed to be positioned close to the user and on the same level as the PC screen. I have them at the office and the volume is always set between

If I read correctly, you need to press the remote at least 5 times to turn on a source, and 6 times to turn it off??In that case, why is it more expensive than Beo4?

I couldn't believe it when I heard about it this morning. He was a great performer and so professional, I remember playing his music when testing my Beo stuff in the early 90s, even the press used his single "Bad" to test the BeoSystem 2500 when it was launched. Rest in peace, king of pop..

Are you serious? I thought only BeoCenter 2/BeoSound 4 could display detailed info in NMUSIC/NRADIO, if BS9000 does, then I might consider buying it on second hand.

For me it would be the BeoSystem 4500, now Frede is right, are we talking about Jacob Jensen, the designer, or the studio itself?