Do you think it could replace the 7-2 and work with my BV7-40? If this is an option it is one I would definitly take to achieve an AV9000 look. Simon.

I am glad you posted about this because I noticed this clunking sound immediately in the dealer in my early days of looking at B&O sets. I do agree that most, if not all the BV7s I have seen do it. However, my one actually does not for some reason. I have double checked this before posting and it is perfectly quiet all the time. My only explanation

TripEnglish: Brother Jangles, your words have warmed my heart. The BeoVision 7 does truly align my chakra in a very cosmic way. Much love to my BeoBrothers. Hey trip, I love your sense of humour! I want to reply to a recent post about BV7 owners defending their product choice. Personally, when I first bought my BV7-40 I posted the first review thread

Just wanted to say many congrats to all the winners. Hope you enjoy your prizes. All the best. SImon.

I am in full agreement with Moxxey's post. We bought the 7-40 Mark III around the same time and it is interesting to note how we both had teething problems at the beginning and complained strongly about certain footage we saw. Instinctively, we felt worried that we had perhaps made the wrong decision in those early days. However, and this is a very

I haven't yet commented on this post so now I will. As some of you already know I am also a BV7-40 Mark III owner. I bought it around the same time Moxxey did. At first I really didn't like the TV and noticed almost every inconsistency and problem with it. I felt worried that I had bought the wrong set and spent a lot of money on a poor product

Sorry to hear about your loss BarryAndrew, it must be difficult emotionally as you mentioned. I lost my father to cancer (two brain tumours) recently so I can empathise a little with what you might be going through. I hope you have a good support network through friends and family. Bereavment counselling can also be a great source of support and understanding