Fair play Rob. Doing medicine as a second degree myself. Had to work four years to save up the fees alone and sell my lovely old MGB to boot :( Refused to part with any B&O though!

Rob - you're getting too much student loan if you're able to flash about with Beolink 7000s ;) EDIT - and MCPs and Pentas etc.!!!!!!

From memory the European consensus is don't bother. US market only and supports surround formats that Noah and possibly William the Conqueror would be familiar with.

[quote user="Peter "] [quote user="j0hnbarker"] Do you look at the provenance of all the ingredients that a restaurant uses, or do you go somewhere where the food tastes good? I'd say listen to the CD players and see what your ears tell you. I actually think the CD50 is much-maligned when it comes to talking about the supposed

Do you look at the provenance of all the ingredients that a restaurant uses, or do you go somewhere where the food tastes good? I'd say listen to the CD players and see what your ears tell you. I actually think the CD50 is much-maligned when it comes to talking about the supposed quality of the DAC. To me it sounded great. The CDX sounds great too

I think they look better than the originals. Would look great with a BC9500 or Beosystem 4500 with all that polished alu :)

[quote user="Dave"] Gee i'm sorry... is there something i have missed? [/quote] Re-sellers sense of humour I think Dave

Trip - the R8 is a daily driver!

I got mine second hand just because I wanted a B&O mp3 player. To be fair it looks good, sounds good, and is straightforward and pleasurable to use...but the integration with iTunes was/is terrible and a 2Gb max storage capacity is pretty minimal if you rip CDs at an anyway decent bitrate. My battery was on the way out so I enquired about a new

[quote user="joeyboygolf"] Why so slow to load pages? [/quote] Wasn't Windows 95 implicated in this Graham? ;)