To get lip synchronisation the sound of BeoSystem 3 and all BSys 3 based TVs like 7-55, 7-40 (Mk3 & Mk4), all BV9-50 has to be delayed. There are some workarounds to solve the "echo problem" with some tradeoffs like "AV" on the main TV (no surround, only stereo and loosing lip-sync) or setting the delay to zero (no lip-sync)

Hi Andy, it's the same you did "manually" - just using shortcuts and beeing the fastest way to get "V.Aux" There is no direct way to "V.Aux" - those days in 1992 the only use for "V.Aux" was copying from a camcorder to the VCR ... Your way: started by pushed "TV" or "V.Tape/V.Mem" then

try (corresponding to the version of your Beo4 and your AV9009) following sequence: "V.Taqe/V.Mem" ; "Menu" ; "5" ; "5" if "5" is the guide number for the "V.Tape" in the main menu and then, inside the tape menu, "5" should be the guide number for "V.Aux" again

All BeoLink remotes mentioned in former postings will work for daily use. ! But ! You'll need a 2-way remote like BL5000 or BL7000 to access timer programming (record-, play- and standby-timers)

Backside looks like current model the number to order a replacement BL1000 (Mk5) is 8053484 - look at the label of your box

if you search for real professional anchoring systems: http://www.hilti.com/holcom/page/module/home/home_main.jsf?lang=en&nodeId=-8021 choose your local Hilti Website - then select anchoring systems ... PS: ... I'm sucessfully using these products since 25 years by myself to attach wall brackets and cabinets to all kinds of masonry ...

As far as I know - no One reason for "Radio" beeing the default source from standby is simple: Radio is always available - e.g. CD-tray might be empty, computer switched of, ... If BM5 is the sole audiomaster of your Link-System you can allocate "Radio" to start "Netradio" . Manually starting the BLb3500 from Sys-Stanby

Maybe this helps ... Log in as "Whatsoever" Close BeoPlayer/BeoPort (right click on B&O logo in the tray > then click exit) Find the BeoPlayer/BeoPort Logo - default path would be: Start > (all) Programms > Bang& Olufsen > BeoPlayer/BeoPort Right click on the BeoPlayer/BeoPort Logo and select "run as... / execute as

Your setup for only one pair of speakers is correct - connected to the FRONT output(s) and NONE in the speaker menu. Both PL outputs for FRONT carry the LEFT AND the RIGHT signal - on all active speakers (exept the 2500s) you decide "L" or "R" on your speaker. The MCL2p is a stereo component, there is no need to use a Y-connector

[quote user="benjnz"] Thanks for that I've come to the conclusion one of my junction boxes (the oldest one) was a bit munted, typical though - I nearly bought another one from B&O today but decided not too - sighs! [/quote] ;-) ... j-boxes do not have a "second live" (and should preferably be replaced by j-boxes "large"