Happy Birthday, Andy. Enjoy your day Regards, O.

[quote user="Medogsfat"] I haven't tried repolishing them as they will have an anodised surface to the brushed aluminium. Past experience with other B&O aluminium products has taught me (and others) that trying anything like this makes matters much worse and the more you do the worse it gets! If you decide to bite the bullet and give

Hi Chris, Thanks for the tip. However we don't have the exact product (fairy power spray) here in the great white north (Canada) but I did find something similar and indeed it seems like it takes off the yellowed lacquer layer. However the condition seems really too scratched to just clean and refinish with a coat of lacquer (though they're

Hi there, I helped upgrade a friends' (non B&O) speakers with ICE amps a while back. More as an experiment on A/B and D class amps. After some initial finetuning we had to make sure that the amp has enough air circulation all around for best performance and in order to prevent switching into protective mode at higher volumes. something to think

[quote user="TripEnglish"] Razlaw, though I didn't experience the double click issue, I would not recommend these to anyone. I'm not sure there's such thing as a "good" player having experienced all the big names either at home or in my shops. I would say a nice simple Samsung is the best bet. BDP-1400 and later seem

[quote user="Craig"] [quote user="Xseries"] It always saddens me when I see the condition some people allow their B&O kit to become. Brian [/quote] Brian, I know what you mean. At the moment I am in the middle of respraying the cabinets aswell as refoaming the Drivers. These have to be the worst cabinets I have seen on a pair

Good choice on the dark wood. I am not a great believer in laminate. You have a big surface to cover and you have loads of natural light. It tends to make laminate look overly 'artificial'. Do not forget that maintenance is basically the same for a properly installed wood floor and a laminate floor. Experience learned me that a real wooden floor

beolab5 ... on its merit of soundquality alone... not design beosound 9000... still the most fantastic multi-cd player ever made... as gorgeous now as it was when it was introduced. A true delight to watch as much as to listen to. beolink 1000... still use it every day, though I have a beo4... the only remote that 'feels' good in your hand and

[quote user="Peter "] [quote user="ThePriest"] [/quote] That is the one I like - looks like rosewood! [/quote] That's exactly the kind of floor I have in my place. Just like yours it's an open lofty space with white walls. (though smaller and with less B&O .) I can fully recommend it because it give a nice warm glow.

I fully agree, Alex, 2 subs would sound better and make a better balance with the pentas. Smart thinking