If it is sounding good to you, leave it alone! When something goes wrong, do it then. My old dealer actually re-capped a Beomaster 8000 for me - I am useless at this sort of thing! - and it cost less than £100 - well worth it for the improvement. I dare say Martin can tell you the scale of what needs doing!

auric: Hi: I'm wondering if anyone has come up with any mods/upgrades for BC9500 and or BM8000 Are there any recommended tweaks for the BM8000 other than recapping the unit? Perhaps upgrading the resistors in the audio path to 1% metal film? I've always found it interesting and curious why B&O always used lower spec'ed electronic components

I doubt very much that you would get any improvement at all! I think bigger speakers would give you some expansion of the covered frequencies - depending on your room, a pair of M75s or M100s would be a real upgrade to the bass and would work nicely with the excellent amplifier in your BC7000. The rosewood finish on these speakers are, by the way, to

The problem I have is with Hi-Fi magazines peddling the nonsense that to get the best from your system that you need to spend what I regard as an obscene amount on cables. The reviews also bang on about the way the sound suddenly springs into focus and the great depth exposed by some mains cable. I think this is tantamount to fraud. Now I can tell the

Probably - Lee has a non DAB one up for £1695. See if he has one and ask his price if I were you.

Splendid result for we cable sceptics. And well done to him for allowing this to happen.

My Beogram 6000 is in Bellac so not used. I do however have a project coming up!! I'll keep you all posted!

I think the best way of using the Beo5 is to use it in a designated room - the most used one as one is likely to need the functions there. I think the problem is with multiple room set ups - particularly the really complicated ones - and I am going to simplify mine a bit. Make it three zone and see how things go. Mine is actually working very well but

I think the two touch screen is absolutely fantastic!! What all touch sensitive screens should have - a bit of feedback. You did try it out in store first I take it? Surprised that the store didn't demonstrate it in your home when they set up the TV. That is usual practice.

Don't think your Beo5 is set up correctly!! When setting the Ciffer codes, you can choose the type of device that this is to operate . You seem to be getting generic codes. Obviously my system is different to yours but have not hit that problem. Can happily swap between DVD, DTV,TV etc.