Never mind, Jonnie. There's always next time. Meanwhile, here is some salt for your wound

I don't think he has them linked together, Daniel. P.S. A picture of your Avatar being created has appeared on my Struer thread. Andy T.

Thanks for that, David. Well half way through our meal a lady from B&O attracted our attention at the end of the table. I have no idea what her name is so if you do, please let me know. She had in her hands a silver coloured box and we all knew what was in it before she told us. We all applauded! Beo5 Before she opened the box she asked if we would

I have had a gallon of linseed oil for about 25 years. I think some ancient relative used it on a cricket bat. I use this for my outside wood. Guess this Danish oil is a little more refined. Andy T.

Cheers Ian. Quite an extensive menu in there, isn't it, compared with MK1

Thanks for the offer Keith You have PM, or at least you will in a couple tics. Andy T.

While we're on the subject, I just bought 6 handsets and pyramid chargers (For £427!) and when they arrived, I was shocked to find they are the new type with headset sockets. Unfortunately the manual was for the old type. I downloaded one of Peter's manuals but it doesn't say what the equivalent of dot 70001 is. To get to the s/w version

So what is Danish oil and where can it be obtained? Andy T.

Thanks Keith and Simon Andy T.

This is exactly what I mean though I wouldn't describe the buttons as rubber, more plastic. A common fault on Beocom 6000 is the dot button failing. I know it is probably the membrane under the keys but you can't get to it without cutting glued joints and re supergluing. £16 sounds a bit good, Was that from a dealer? BTW, does anybody