[quote user="Razlaw"] Your comment that it simply works is why I am thinking of switching. Since acquiring an iTouch and Apple TV I have been amazed that they simply work, easy to configure and they do not lock up or freeze. I do wish however that I could keep the Beoplayer on the main pc. When using that computer I do enjoy the Beoplayer

[quote user="PhilLondon"] I think MK2 does not refer to the rumoured new 2 way remote, but there has been 2 versions of the Beo5 already. Not sure if the updated Beo5 was called MK2 though. [/quote] Yes, I referred to the already existing Beo 5 versions! Thanks.

You can avoid loosing half of your equipment and money very easy - it just has to look like an accident

The answer to the original question is YES! I switched to the Mac before 2-3 years and my experience so far: You do the things you want with your computer and you don't spend all the time with configurating, error messages etc. It simply works. It is so simple sometimes that you wouldn't even think of. As all actual Macs can run Windows, too

[quote user="PhilLondon"] The sheep never got it wrong before! [/quote] Ah, ok, it was the first time that I recognized the name "...sheep". ;-) Now: How to determine Beo 5 MK 1 and MK 2?

[quote user="elephant"] Imagine your wife's face when she sees you huggingthem each morning :D [/quote] Those are the things I have to do furtively

Hi, excuse me for the dumb question but actualy I don't understand how to seperate this: When my Avant is on and I switch the BS 3000 on, I want to mute (or reduce volume) on the Avant and want to control the volume via BS 3000 but both of them react to the volume control at the same time. The Avant and BS 3000 are NOT linked together via ML. Only

Thank you very much for your helpful answer! So it's time to connect that thing to the internet and update its software.

[quote user="soundproof"] The bottom disk is very solid. Take off your watch and any rings, and you can roll the speakers as you would a beer keg! Of course, if you have to move them up stairs, you need help. But rolling them across the floor is very simple. Just make sure you're not wearing anything that can scratch the disks. Congrat's

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