[quote user="folkdeejay"] Bit confused now.....if you've already installed it, and it works like a dream, why do you need suggestions/solutions for local inputs ? [/quote] Please see my first reply to Trip

Put the BeoLab into line mode, plug in the correct cable (available from Sounds Heavenly) then you have sound

Nice idea folkdeejay we have, as Trip suggested, put sonos as a global and local source in our link systema and it works like a dream.

At this present time many previously successful Bang & Olufsen showrooms cannot survive selling B&O alone. Indeed B&O are telling their dealers to become solution centres. In our case without the other third party products, we would just not survive! For us the B&O down turn has been a God send, it has forced us to widen our appeal,

IMHO Their franchise model for stores cannot continue to survive in its current form.

Thanks Trip the passives do work well, as it was for home was trying to save a few quid/dollars :)

Try Connecting a RS232 to the BS2 and short out the TX and RX cables, sorry can't remember the Pins. The BS2 transmits and receives its own turn on signal and stays on !

In our home we have a masterlink system which has and continues to serve us well. However, our children are growing up and they want to use the BeoVox 1 speakers connected to a BeoLink passive kits in their rooms to play a local source. (iPods of course) I do like the iPort solutions; http://www.iportmusic.com/products/iw_wizard_answer.php?answer=iw

[quote user="TripEnglish"] I'd take it a step further and have an identical system waiting in the cellar in case anything goes wrong. So far response to this idea has been luke warm. [/quote] You are right Trip, if I can try and get to the inner meaning/sarcasm/irony/mockery of your message, were do we stop. The point was that a relatively

Can I be a bit presumptuous and give an example of our customer service :) ? http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/p/37692/313052.aspx#313052 Most B&O showrooms I know try very hard.