I love your vintage B&O room Gustavo :)

If you want a non-methylated alcohol then why not simply ethanol? That's all that's in the vodka after all.

Some great shots on this thread :D Here's another shot of my bedroom system + 13amp fuse shaped light: And here's part of my Beolab 8000 system - the Beocord 8004: And the much derided Beolink 1000 on one bedside table! Plus an even heftier remote on the other!

Thanks guys The rooms are all lit by my collection of old lamps. The living room shot is lit with seven individual lamps all with lovely incandescent bulbs (I hate energy savers) and this probably accounts for the warmth :) Some great shots - keep this thread going as I'm particularly loving the shots where old and new are on display together!

Living room (Beolab 8000 setup is just behind the SMEG fridge and out of shot, but you can see the BV Pentas at least): Bedroom: Office:

[quote user="TripEnglish"] [quote user="Ilikehifi"] Is 'E 'good or bad ?? I dealt with someone on here recently.. wonder if they would agree hmm.. [/quote] Like I said, it doesn't sound like you're very old so I think folks here have given you a little leeway, but your overall tone limits the "value" of

I'd go with what Simon has said here. I'm assuming the Avant will be the curved screen rather than RF model, but even so, at £200 including the DVD1 it's a steal. If you sold the DVD1 on eBay you'd get around £150ish for it, so that makes the Avant pretty much free. The Beolink 1000 will work with the Avant (I have both a

Hi Dave I do hear where you're coming from, but the Beolink 5000 you were using before was hardly cutting edge technology, and not that much younger than the Beolink 1000 itself. The Beo 4 is pretty long in the tooth now too! It's not as if the insurance company have give you a 6000 Commander after all :)

Beolink 5000 won't work with the BM5000. You need a Terminal 5000 if you want a hand-held remote for this unit :)

If you check the product section of this site you'll see the power ratings for all Beovox passive speakers. The Lab 5000 is rated at 60w, so something like the RL60 would seem a sensible bet - but how big is your room and what do you want to get out of the amp and speaker combo? If it's just quiet listening then maybe one of the smaller RLs