I am sorry to say this as I do try to be as helpful as possible, but you have now posted over 175 times, almost always asking questions that would be answered completely if you joined as a silver member and downloaded the manuals. The MCL Handbook would be very useful in setting up the systems that you have mentioned as would the Product Configuration

A good loudness control is used to boost both low and high frequencies at low volumes to compensate for the way the human ear works. It helps present the sound in a similar way to that which the person would hear if the music was played at the intended volume of the recording. A good loudness control varies with volume - look at the service manual of

The 7000 one will work it and I believe the 7002 and 7700 will as well.

Just back in Newcastle and King Street did us proud. Very welcoming, lovely shop with lots of little extras on display that add massively to a shop. Truly knowledgeable and superbly friendly. In fact I would say the perfect dealer! If you are in the area, I would strongly suggest popping in and enjoy the way that they have set their systems up. We were

The manual that covers this deck is on.

Actually the new update kit is for the BC6-23 which allows 720 HD.

Whereas I would say go for the 7000! Not the controller to use all the time - a Beolink 1000 is best - but the programming facilities are much better than the 5000 and far easier to use. You don't need the manual as it is nice and easy to use unlike the 5000, which I never got the hang of ! It can also double as a useful bedside alarm clock in a

The 4000 is there but the list for some reason is not in order!

I bought my original 9500 simply so I could have a Beolink 7000 - it was before the 7000 system came out. Works very well. The RDS feature does not work but is not very useful anyway. It doesn't do everything a Beomaster 7000 does but goes very well with it.

I want it to put on site! Then everyone can have it!