That is not that long ago! I bought one of those new! Sounds like an LX!

The Bose is more of a competitor for the Beosound 1 in that it is a self contained system. Materials used are a fair bit cheaper and the remote supplied is also very cheap compared to the Beo4. Sound quality is really in the ear of the listener but I doubt Bose will say that they outperform the Beosound 1. The sound is however perfectly acceptable in

What we need is a double blind test! Easy with an MP3 player!!

Actually the US Avant is very different to the EU model and the US MX5000 is also quite an oddball! However I don't think this is going to be a problem. The output of the LaserDisc machine will be the make or break! If you have component out then I don't think there will be a problem and S-VHS should be fine as well. Even composite will work

I would strongly suggest a trip to your local dealer. We can explain things a bit but nothing beats a good hands on demonstration. They will have a Beolink set up which will show you what can be acheived using this technology and let you have a go. The clever bit is that this has been going for over 20 years and most products from then can still be

beocentre: Re-badging video recorders is an old B&o trick, the Beocord V3000 is a dead ringer for a Hitachi machine, then they didn't even bother to change the casing. Also look at the powerlead on a V6000, I bet it will say hitachi. Bet it won't! Grundig maybe!! (Typical smart comment from a moderator!) But I do agree with you. Lots of

Alex - you need an iPod Touch!!

Don't you have the normal aerial going into the AV9000 and the RF going to the link room. The only difference is that the link rooms will use V.Aux for the Sky as opposed to DTV/SAT.

Why don't you attach the Sky box via SCART into the AV socket? That is how I run mine. To be fair, I don't have it linked though but that should work. I don't have an aerial between the Sky box and the AV9000.

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