Hi Kai, I do have a Masterlink network based on CAT5 Cables in my house. This works perfect with a setup of BV8-40 and BS3200 with BL3 in Mainroom, iMac with Beoport and BL6000 in office room and BL2000 in my saunarium. The only thing I needed to take care is to have a passive network without any electronics (Router, Switch,...). For music you do not

for a home cinema system I miss the DSP module. The BS3000 just gets a Stereo Signal from your TV and sends this Stereo to your speakers. But there is no surround module.

Hallo, Nun noch eine Frage: Ist es mit diesem Modul (bei BV8-40) möglich Aufnahmen zu machen? z.B. über eine externe Festplatte? Derzeit habe ich einen Technisat HD Receiver und dort die Festplatte - eine völlig integrierte Lösung hätte aber schon Charm. Heribert

Hallo, Weiß jemand ob das Modul auch für den BV8 verfügbar sein wird, oder ist? Kann jemand die aktuelle Preisliste (AT/DE) scannen und posten? Danke, Heribert

To connect to your Mac you should use a Beoport. It´s a small quite inexpensive box that brings your MAC sources to Masterlink and therefore to the rest of your system. With the new Linkplayer SW you should be able to listen to N.Music (even if BC2300 does not support this). I assume you just need the sound of the Samsung LCD played through B&O

Hallo, Ich bin selber Besitzer einen BV8-40 und kann das Gerät nur empfehlen. Das 32er Modell ist sicher gleichwertig, wenn auch mit etwas weniger Anschlüssen. Mich faszinieren Bild und speziell auch Ton. Empfehle Dir auf jeden Fall das Systemmodul einbauen zu lassen (falls nicht vorhanden), dann kannst Du den MacMini später über

Dear all, I am thinking aboiut buying a BV6-26 HD Ready out of 8/2006 for a Link room. Right now I have a Toshiba LCD there with a Beolab 2000 for Audio Sounds. The Sound out of the Beolab 2000 is quite good for the use. Now I wonder if the Beovision 6-26 could combine the two sources into one unit. How is the Stereosound of BV6? Is it good for listening

If you mainly miss Bass you should go for one of the Subs. I preferred the BL3 over the BL4000 mainly because of the clearer treble. In a direct comparison it is like "opening the window" when you move from BL4000 to BL3 - clearer treble due to Acustic lens. Bass is like the same. BL4000 has a "warmer" sound.

HDMI would already be a great benefit...

My first purchase was a pair of Beolab 3 about a year ago. They worked with a Pioneer receiver and a Samsung LCD. Within the past 9 months I bought then a Beosound 3200, Beoport to connect my iMac to the Beosound and quickly thereafter a Beovision 8/40. Recently I bought a Beolab 2000 for my Saunarium and just 3 weeks ago a pair of Beolab 6000 to be