The latest BL3500 does have a powerlink socket. However, it's still a 2 channel speaker, and the center speaker is a single channel. I suppose you could customize a cable to send the one center channel down both L and R of the powerlink. Stan

This is slightly off-topic, but seems like as good a place as any to share a recent observation of mine. My 40-in Mitsu tube just died, and I bought a ~$800.00 37-in Toshiba LCD. I actually bought it for my bedroom so price was far more important than picture quality, but when the big tube died, I thought I'd give it a try. It's in a large room

My dealer quoted me 350 USD for the ML option. Stan

In the old forum, somebody said that port was for "line-out". I tried to use it once, but it did not work. Then again, I didn't mess with it that much so it could be that I did something wrong, not that it definitely doesn't work. Stan

This is just in the UK, correct? I'm *this* close to buying a BL3500 - just need to check out those pesky installation costs first. However, I've heard nothing of this offer in the US. Stan

Success! "PC" on the beo4 was the trick. However, when I listen to CD/Radio through the link, then switch to PC, the sources are blended. I must turn off the master source, then turn on PC. Going from PC to master-source is fine. I notice my Active has a sticker on it that says "SW 1.1". Anybody know if there's a new version

The Stig - ver. 1.7: Have you remembered to press PC on your beo4? I believe this is the missing piece. I figured there was something I needed to do to activate, but everything I pressed just controlled the master unit. I didn't think of trying PC (duh!). Thanks again. Stan

Is the cable connecting the non-B&O source to the active's PC input a standard AUX input (like one uses to connect auxillary components to a Beosound)? I have my active connected to my BS9000 via ML. Airport express (for test purposes) connected to the PC port of the active (using RCA-DIN Aux input cable). Speakers and IR also connected. Made

Mr10Percent: The distribution of population who do buy mainstream AV's (£1000 - 1500 panels and players) are going to have a far greater economic impact than a few low volume B&O sales. Sony, Pioneeer and Samsung etc..are going to struggle to cut capacity, will have invested very heavily in mass production facilities during the boom and

I want to hook my BL4000s to a non-B&O TV. Problem, TV only has a fixed audio out. Solution: Run the TV audio output into the "pc input" of a ML active. Control volume via Beo4. Someday, run a ML cable to the location and get access to the rest of my B&O that's in another room (quite a distance away)... or possibly explore using