Too knackered to go into detail about todays episode, but to cut it short. 1 Power supply is sorted 2 One powerlink cable too short 3 Both scarts too short (thought they were 10m but they were 5m, need about 7m) 4 Blood coming from both knees, one e3lboww, one thumb and two knuckles 5 Every mucsle is aching and brian starting to malfunction Andy T.

Had my power off for three hours today. When I switched back on my 1200 still had all the same settings and date and messages. The only thing I had to do was advance the clock three hours. Not a problem. Andy T.

Wow! 1.2 million in a week. You must be grinning like a Cheshire cat. Well done Lee. BTW my desk set and mug haven't arrived yet, think I ordered on Friday. Can you check up for me please. Keep up the good work! Andy T.

I had no experience of any of these Peter until Lee, Ed and myself went to visit Frede. I think you know what I am going to say next! We were all blown away by the performance of the Beolab/master5000 and their associated speakers. However, what I haven't mentioned before is the other speakers he demonstrated the same system with. They were slim

Hey Alex. How sensible to put your exams first Your input on this site is always interesting to read and, speaking on behalf of all Beoworlders, I think it's safe to say we look forward to your return. Good luck with your exams, mate. Kind regards, Andy T.

Can't see the same problem happening to both speakers! Sounds like a fuse in the plug or some other fault in your mains. If there was a fault in the amps, shouldn't the light glow amber? Andy T.

thorne: Some overcurious fingers have been playing with my Beotalk and also the power has been disconnected several times for short periods of time. The result is that when it is powered up it defaults to silent answer, and rate saver and listening in modes are all activated, and the ringing time defaults to 55 and not 15. The time has to be reset each

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Well, Started at 9.00 this morning! Measured up where to put the mains double socket behind the settee and drew a nice rectangle then with a Stanley knife cut an X in the (very expensive) wall paper. Peeled back the flaps of wallpaper and with a masonry bit drilled four holes , one in each corner. With a chisel I tapped out the plaster and, LO! there

Sorry Ruud. There is no cure. You are destined to spend your life acquiring more B&O products Andy T.