[quote user="Spiros"].............Silence of the Lamps!!!!!!!!!!! Something scary must have happened with the experiment!! [/quote] You mean 'Lambs'?

[quote user="9 LEE"] Are you prepared to win some lovely Bang & Olufsen Prizes? [/quote] Yep. Just tell me the postage cost and you can send me the prize I won. Thanks

I had the BeoVirus... I went to see the doctor, but I couldn't shake it. B&O just kept accumulating around me..... It started getting out of control. I went back to the doctor, and this is what happened: Me: "Doctor, you've got to help me! I think this BeoVirus is taking over my life!" Doctor: "Oh dear, I think it's terminal"

I'm thinking of selling mine... Let me know how much you're willing to pay and send me an email so I can send some pics. Regards, Jonathan

[quote user="beobeetle"] We are thinking about some of RL range speakers but for other combinations. They are very interesting as design and we think they also have very nice "voice". Unfortunately no space at home for RL 60-2. [/quote] You can wall mount the RL 60.2! Or even get ceiling poles that mount them from your ceiling!

Dam, I wish I knew about that if it works...

Hi Steve, The Beolab 4000 has a line in so yes it's possible and easy. There is a switch near the connection that you set to 'Line', and you'll need to connect both speakers via a powerlink cable. Plug your ipod in to the Line In connection and use the volume control on your ipod.

I'm afraid it's not good news..... I saw the same thing on an Avant RF I wanted to buy so I rang B&O service. They said it's either the tube or the chassis and is rather expensive to fix. The quote was around $2500AUD + , so I didn't go through with the purchase. I'm sorry you had to hear this. The best thing to do is to enjoy

I had the PC version in the past. I just got some Powerlink -> Mini Jack cables custom made to the length I needed and they worked perfectly through my Overture. I don't see why you'd spend extra on the normal version....

[quote user="macjonny1"] Thanks! Interesting note about the Beovox 2500 when I was getting the emails from Frede during the restoration process: "However the original (1967) color (Beovox 2500) is absolutely NOT black as many people think, but a kind of very dark blue / dark grey color." [/quote] Good to know!! I was worried because