I wonder if King Street would get involved? Lovely bunch and I dare say Andy would be around. King Street can spread the news!

The Beocord 9000 was the best specified deck made by B&O but is not the one I would recommend. You simply don't need the clever Computer calibration as just after it was introduced, tape formulations were standardised and once a deck is properly set up, it will be fine. If I was looking for a deck I would go for either the Beocord 5000 (draw

moxxey: joeyboygolf: Apparently the latest 40in offering is not suitable for the former types of individual unless.. It isn't, you're right. I switched to watching BBC1 on the DVB-T and it was very pixelated. Worse than the old analogue signal on my BV7-32. So, you really need Sky minimum to use the BV7-40 MKIII. Sky SD channels are the bare

The BV7-40 Mk3 is optimised for HD and looks very pixelated compared to even the Mk2 at present. B&O are aware of this and will be releasing a S/W fix at some stage this year. It is indeed very good with HD but as most programmes are in SD, this is unacceptable. The advice to not view from less than 3m is laughable. This is an LCD HD1080 failing

If you take the plug out, you disconnect the power amplifier. The BM5500 does the same but with RCA plugs and two metal U connectors.

You will need a Beolink Active for the room with the Beolab 2500s in. What you need is the Product Configuration Guide which is a B&O program that allows you to design your own system and then gives you detailed instructions on how to set it up and all the options needed. It is in the downloads section for silver and gold members here . Well worth

Very nice indeed. You don't see many in good condition these days. Lovely job!

Both assumptions are correct.

Very similar but you can record a voice announcement for you friends and family with the 1200. So if your mum rings, you can have an announcement saying 'It's your Mum!' The 1200 and 1100 are not integrated but are stand alone. In my view a pretty awful product and I cannot believe the price thay are selling for second hand! Impossible to

The Pentas have a Bass Extension switch which gives either flat, +3db or +6dB lift to the bass at 40Hz. There is a diagram in the user manual showing how to set them up dependent on position and size of room. Mine are set to flat.