Right now, Ramsey Lewis Trio, Something you got.

[quote user="burantek"] [quote user="redfresnel"] [quote user="tournedos"] My view is that patent applications for silly little obvious things shouldn't be accepted to begin with, but that's US patent office for you... [/quote] Agreed. :) [/quote] How dare you question the US PATENT OFFICE! [/quote] Cool! Carry

Good to see them making money! It's by a very slim margin though.

After my BV10 SW update, the screen is now perfectly acceptable, 80% of the clouding is gone.

Interesting point SP. You think my setup could do with an external soundcard?

Easiest is to connect the Mac Mini via optical digital out trough a optical to coaxial digital converter (about £20-50). directly to the Beolab 5's. This is how I have my current system setup. Works really well. My BS9000 "controls" my BL5's. You need to use the "CD" source on your 3000, to let the BL5's know to

Nice prizes as always Lee!

I can only speak for the BV10 LCD screen, but I haven't noticed any motion blur on it. The picture seems just as "fast" as on my BV5 that I had before.

Is this the "Beoworld in decline" thread?

I don't think this thread is about self-repeatness at all. Some constructive "criticism" and awareness IMHO. There has been some problems with the BV10, in my case with a brand new TV with 3 year warranty, and very small amount of clouding after the SW update, I doubt I will think of the clouding again. The technician that updated the