Since I have no vinyl and no pretty artwork to show I figured I would try a substitute, so here are a few of this afernoon's selections. All being piped through my Form-2s Just taking it easy here, lounging around this sunny afternoon

I will say that every time I run into audiophiles or my few audiophile friends, I usually end up preaching to them how they should just enjoy their music, and stop fussing! Why do it at all if you are not enjoying the music? Initially I bought B&O for its sound/engineering merits. I now consider appearance also, but it isnt my first priority. My

Since it will be using WiFi for communicating, the original BeoSound 5 will need a ML Gateway in the network somewhere. I know next to nothing about ML so someone correct me if I'm wrong.

Hi Simon, congrats on your new piece! Without a doubt, you should change out all of the electrolytic capacitors. If you are good with a soldering iron, you should have no problem doing this. Speaking of capacitors, have a look at your power caps, they are parked right up against the metal transformer "lunchbox" and see if they are leaking

John, you had plenty of ammunition to take down the scoffers on the other forums! If you ever need backup just head over here and round up a posse!! I have always been obsessed with B&O and really dont see myself living without it. I have a huge interest in everything audio and find a lot of audiophile stuff very cool. I fit into the cant afford

I think I will vote the 8000s as the most beautiful. A very hard decision - all of the speakers are really good looking. This thread does make me very proud of my BL5000s! They will most likely be my new favorite once I find a more suitable environment for them. As far as vintage goes, the 2500 is the absolute zenith. However I am practically in love

Wow Lesle, that looks beautiful! Love the white front too, BeoWhiteVirus?

What a story! Good to see a dealer having fun, and to see this one so bent on getting the sheep back! I've had two sheepdogs and think one would be a great companion for the flock - even if they are decor!

A good set of Nichicon caps, such as the 'Muse" variety, are easy to come by online and only cost about $30 including shipping. However, if the problem lies in the power caps, you may be looking at $10-20 each! I'm sure Martin has a cap set standing by!

Lets see if I can try and ship portions of the order seperately...