It's worth noting that the BeoLab Penta isn't actually an active speaker - it's a powered speaker with conventional passive crossover circuitry. All the speaker drivers are driven by one amplifier.

I've spent money on B&O because: • I want a system which lasts. I'm not keen on the whole 'throw it away after 5 years' thing, hence why I'm in the process of rebuilding my iPod with new cabling, battery and hard drive (most people just throw them away, plus I don't like giving my money away to Apple!). My B&O kit is designed and built to last (hence

It won't be called a 'Sky' box, it'll be the brand/model number of your Sky box. For example, the Pace 3100 (don't know if this one is actually on the list though, it's just an example).

What colour are the plugs which are going into your MX 7000 from the PS3?

I've had good experiences with the Panasonic BD35 Blu-Ray player, which is around £199 at present I believe. You can use the 'Generic Panasonic Blu-Ray' setting in the PUC list.

B&O are launching a close-bracket, but this won't allow you to move the TV left or right.

You may accuse me of saying this simply because I'm with B&O, but I agree with Flappo and Trip, the BeoVision 7-40 mk3 is the way to go. The drive will be swappable for a Blu-Ray drive this year which can play Blu-Ray as well as conventional DVDs.

You would need to connect the headphones to the Avant's headphones output, not the Beosystem 7000's. The headphones connection on each device will disable the device's own PowerLink outputs, not the PowerLink (speaker) outputs on other devices.

How are the Pentas connected?

Puncher: TripEnglish: I think that we'd have many of the complaints that we currently have (though a few might swoon!) I think that we've been looking for more flexible and practical options from B&O. I can't think of a single instance where we've criticized the thickness of a product since the BeoSystem 1! Are you saying that if