[quote user="9 LEE"]and we looked like 'The Proclaimers' having a night in together..[/quote] I had never heard of them, so to save others similarly challenged from the trouble of googling, I chose the picture that most closely resembled my mental image:

Excellent effort! Bet they didn't know that B&O used to make shavers, though And from now on, the pictures will surface here on the forum every six months in a "what's this" post with no attribution to the source...

There was the same thing on train a few months back. It didn't take quite as long Watched most of it, it was quite interesting.

Super job Geoff. I have always wondered if a complete profession of dial cord fitters was made redundant with digital tuners. That's one job I wouldn't accept

The speakers are optimally connected to Powerlink outputs, but the 5500 doesn't have any. In this particular case it is not a show stopper though, as the 5500 has volume controlled preamp outputs. You switch the speakers to "line" mode, connect them with long RCA cables to the "pre amp" connectors on the receiver, and you're

[quote user="IkeA"]Your color combinations look so good I might redo my cloth and bases in black.[/quote] DO NOT! They look amazing! If you want black (well the originals are actually really dark gray), perhaps you should rather try & work out a swap with somebody!

Well, let's try... The thing with the Cona is that as a passive sub it can't output much sound pressure over what the main speakers would be doing anyway, and it doesn't go very low either. So it can't improve things that much unless the main speakers are badly lacking in bass - which in B&O context is mostly the CX series. The internal

Yes, those three leaf springs keep the chassis suspended. They will sag a bit with time and you need may need to tighten them to lift the chassis to the proper height. To get access to the rear spring, remove the non-moving rear part of the lid (not the lid itself!). Two screws near the top corners when looking at the rear panel of the deck. Don't

It could be the option programming issue I mentioned earlier. With the Beomaster in standby, press "sound", "1", "store" on the Beolink 1000. With a bit of luck, all the remotes should now work...

We have the manual here as well ("Reference US Avant"). Mostly the connector panel just looks more comprehensive as all the signals are spread out in different connectors instead of a few SCARTs, but it does have a couple more inputs.