I understand there cannot be 2 audio masters, but does this mean that the 2nd beosound cannot access N.Music? I thought that you can make the 2nd a slave and this allows you to play local sources, but also get link audio from the master... I was under the impression that a slave will work pretty much like an beolink active, but also support its local

Alex: BeoLab 4000s sound cold and awful? Maybe they had only just been set up? I've always found them to sound very warm, natural and colourful. Have you heard the "new" BL4000s? I haven't, but comments like this (and a few others) make me wonder if their recent change was not for the better.

astrauch: I'm a bit "in love" with the BS1's design and I think It should sound at least as good as my Beolab4. The system is supposed to be installed in my bedroom (17 sqm) so sound should be good. But the main thing I like about it is, that I can lift it up from the floorstand, take it with me to use it on the terrace (we have power

Mine is labelled as "sw1.1"

Alex: Is that Ga Ga Ga Ga? I've been trying to get hold of that album for quite a while - wicked stuff from what I've heard. Recently I got DJ Shadow's Endtroducing on vinyl, but the second LP was missing... It's Gemme Fiction . One of the White Stripes LPs (double LP Elephant ) is a bit warped I actually bought these from Circuit City's

I have a White Stripes and Spoon LP on vinyl. New music sounds good on vinyl, too.

If they fix it, please let us know. Also, in screwing up my previous post (with the repeated text that would not go away), I now see that I deleted a comment that went something like this: If this is not the cable, the fact that there's (at least) 2 of us with the same problem points toward this looking more like a manufacturing defect. Given that

Sorry about the repeated text above... I cannot edit it out for some reason.

Mine has 2 8-pin DIN sockets (in addition to the ML and IR sockets), one labeled as "PowerLink" and the 2nd labeled as "PC". I had assumed that there was a newer style active because there are 2 different active references on this site. One that shows 2 PL DINS, the other shows a PL DIN and a PC DIN with the note. "*The socket

Hagen2000: Looking at the pinout of a PowerLink connector, I would assume that the right channel input is not located at Pin 4, which would be the standard location, because Pin 4 is used for the Speaker-ON-Signal at the PowerLink connector. B&O seems to have "misused" some pins on the PowerLink/PC-connector. May be the right channel must