Have to agree with 355f here. The only disagreement would be the 'in every way' as the Beovisions will integrate with the Beolab speakers and your sound system. I think I would probably go with the BS3 and another make screen and get another make Blu-ray DVD player. Or maybe a Pioneer and a Lintronic box. Having said that, I am not getting anything

I think the Quad uses a 4 pin DIN socket so you would need a special cable for that too.

Lots of articles on this subject - this is one. However if you are married, and the room is your main living room, the best thing to do is ask the wife! Obviously a dedicated listening room is the best idea, but at a guess, if you have bought Beolab 6000s, aesthetics and practical living feature in your life! Try to avoid them being up against a wall

M70s are essentially the bigger brother of the S75, or more accurately, the S60 that preceded the S75. You are correct that to access the innards, the back needs to come off - I think there are 6 screws holding the back on. The volume of the speaker is quite a bit larger - 39.1 litres internally and this explains the increased bass response right down

The MMC3 is a good sounding cartridge. It is the successor to the MMC20EN/MMC4000/SP15 having a nude elliptical stylus on a metal cantilever. I know people who feel that this is the best B&O type of cartridge - the sapphire cantilever ones are more sensitive to temperature variations. I had a MMC3 and was very pleased with it. It was a standard

It will have been a Mk2 in all probability. However to get the acoustic feedback you need the latest software - 5.10a and either a Master unit with a serial number of 20405179 or more or a replacement PCB2 for those T2802 master units with earlier serial numbers. There is only one sort of Mk 2 master unit world worldwide - it is the socket unit that

They are quite old but don't let that put you off! If you really want, Frede would restore them for you - or I believe Quad will do this themselves!

I have a feeling all you need a 5 pin din lead. I keep meaning to get one of these myself as I use a ML/MCL converter which is the same amplifier, and it doesn't impress.

Depends on what set up you have. If you are planning on using the Kefs in a room with your equipment, yes. If using in a link room, you need the eye. You would control the system as usual but run a powerlink to the 405 and then have the outputs to the speakers. The system delivers variable line level to the 405. Ask Joeyboygolf - he is an advocate of

thavn: Hello! I'm new to this forum, and I have a question... Most of you are not conserned that the BV6 is not HD ready, but from what I understand you cannot watch this TV when the broadcasts will be HD in the future..? And when the the futore living room TV's have Blue ray DVDs you cannot watch it on your BV6 in the bedroom. I too have a