Don't get tied up with power ratings! The S75s are the big brother of the S45. The reason I suggest them is that they will produce far more bass than S45s. I used a pair with a Beomaster 2400 for years and that is rated at 30W per channel. The 901 produces about 20W RMS which is perfectly respectable. Most of the time you will use about 1W! The

It will be the motor which needs stripping down. Mine does the same!

By the way Andy, I have a week off starting this Saturday, so let me know which bits you need and I will do some disassembling!

Keith has provided us with some wonderful software to help program the Beo5. This is free to use and devoid of advertising. Please feel free to use it. You do need the B&O software which we cannot provide. The link to the support site is HERE .

When it says 'once only', it means that it remembers it. You can choose a different number if the first is not correct.

3 cubes? Does mangled mean the same in Danish as English!

I am with Puncher! I have a 160Gb Classic (125Gb of music and rising!) and find the cover flow pretty but not that useful! The software doesn't automatically find album covers for classical music that well so listings are more useful. The iPod Touch is better with cover flow as it has fewer albums on. I am using that at the minute as I have lent

The 901 is a nice device but have a look at the Beomaster 3000 , 4000 and 4400 as well. Not a dissimilar design and a lot more usable power and in the case of the 4400 one of the best amplifiers B&O made. Also consider the 1500 which is like the 4400 , a more modern design of amplifier than the 901 . You can certainly attach any of these to your

No contest - I have an iPod because it is simply better in every way. The sound quality of the BS2 is very good but record the tracks at a good rate, and use the right headphones, and the iPod is just as good. iTunes is just so superior to Beoplayer that once used, you will not go back. I use MP3 as I can use the tracks on any PC or Mac.

Frede is restoring my system. If you get the best B&O system, you need the best restorer!