First stop, The torture chamber! We were shown around here by Torben Møller Jørgensen. First he showed us this green machine that simulated traveling a long distance in a truck. Shocking truckdriver though, he must have been aiming for every pot-hole! This Beovision was destined to be smashed up with a sledge-hammer after going through

Cheers Ed Well, after lunch we were all rounded up to get on the B&O provided bus. We were going to Factory 9 were the "Torture chamber" "The Cube" ,the listening room and the viewing room are. This is us going to the bus. Snappy dressers first, please.

Ten o'clock and it's done. I've been waiting a year and a half for that! Looks good though, eh?

It's 830 PM here in UK and today I received an LC2 that I got on eBay for £65. So I'm going to take a small break while I fit it to my lounge ceiling light. Back in a bit. Andy T.

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As we walked diagonaly across the factory floor, we crossed paths with the other half of our party. Ed was amongst them and he caught my attention and pointed franticaly at one of the titanium racks that were all over the place. "Look Andy,-----Beo5!" I looked on the rack and it was quite obvious that the globe shaped objects were, indeed

For the aluminium factory tour, we were split into two groups and set off in opposite directions. Some of the highlights for me were climbing up onto the massive tanks were items were anodised. The various tanks ran the full length of the room and an automated overhead crane lowered aluminium items on titanium racks into them for the required length

After all three groups had seen these three exhibitions we all congregated in the lobby again. We were now going to visit the mechanical plant but sadly we had to hand in our cameras and mobiles. This is the reception window were we handed them in. The models on the window ledge stand about two inches tall. If I can ever afford a pair of Beolab 5s,it

Peter: My 12" one is now a trophy which Lee has! Did you have to get past a moderator to say that? Andy T.