The petition is growing! Thanks for the replies so far. Good to hear that Beocord cassette decks are still being used!

I also have a Beocord 4500, but the Beocord 7000 sounds better. It must be the Dolby C that the Beocord 4500 doesn't have, that improves the quality.

The sheep are still silent.....

I have been reading that thread, but it's an analogue/digital war zone! Serious battering in non B&O style. Just too much of this .

Last year I got a really nice Beocord 7000 cassette deck from LifeStyle AV to replace the one that I had in my BeoSystem 7000. The system that I started putting together in 2007. I watched the BeoSystem 7000 for hours through the window of a Bang & Olufsen dealer after it came out in the early nineties. Knowing that my savings at that time wouldn’t

They look beautiful! I don't know to much about these systems, but a friends father had them when I was around 7 years old (and a light green Beolit). Couldn't take my eyes of them. But more importantly: how do they sound?

Congratulations! Nice to hear that you are pleased with the 40'' screen. The low floor stand makes the BV7-40 look fantastic. Very stylish and a little less presence in a room. Just enough to make you go: WOW! Did you get the beolab 7.2? Very expensive speaker, but what incredible quality. If you play music through it, it can fill a room. It

Thanks Dave! I just found your thread from 2009 about Beolab 1 settings, which could be very interesting to other beolab 1 owners: http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/t/25953.aspx?PageIndex=1

It is caused by bad hygiene, neglect or incorrect toe nail clipping.

[quote user="Lennaert"] Then it's the fact that you, Odd88, are to high above sealevel and we, Beolab1 and me, are to low under sealevel. I experience the same things. [/quote]Okay your theory is not bad, but how do you explain the American member above your post who has the same problems? He can not be in a Norwegian Fjörd or below