I would have thought Lee would know him.

joeyboygolf: Peter: Bet you can tell the difference between the CDX and a BS9000. And indeed a CD5500. Bass seems to be different and the other sound that separates the men from the boys is the cymbal. I've never had a CDX but the CD50 is quite vinyl-ish in character. B&O CD players like their speakers seem to get more clinical as time goes

Puncher: joeyboygolf: The previous post are all very interesting but totally miss the point of the original post. My answer to the original question is no! I can't hear any difference between beosound 4 and beosound 9000 when connected to the same speakers and playing the same cd. I've just been testing these same two items prior to sale connected

Bet you can tell the difference between the CDX and a BS9000. And indeed a CD5500. Bass seems to be different and the other sound that separates the men from the boys is the cymbal.

I am sure B&O will jump on the bandwagon once the technology has stabilised. We would not want them to invest heavily in a technology that will come to nothing or be replaced in a short period of time. Don't see many SACD players about now! I am sure a HD disc player will come, just not quite sure which format. I would certainly not be investing

The thing that makes the big difference is the Digital to Analogue Converter (DAC) I have been listening to high end CD players recently and the actual drive seems relatively unimportant. The DAC however does make a difference. Can I tell the difference between a CDX and a £1500 high end player - yes, but only just. Can I tell the difference between

Yes it is - all the later MX range can take them - I think the part number is 1403000. It is the same for all these sets. I have the instructions if you are thinking of doing this yourself. You may need a software update. What is the model number and S/W of your set. I see you have posted on the official site - I wonder how long it will be before you

It adds from your computer - but there is a limit to the amount of space you can use. To make a link work, type the word you want - Beoworld for instance! - highlight it, and the small link symbol becomes active. Click on that and you can add your link. I usually choose to open the link in another window.

Make sure the picture is not too big and then click on the Options tab next to the compose tab. There is a button marked Add/Update just below where it says file attachment. Click that and then browse to where the file you want to add is.

Just me, I am afraid! Jo is my wife and Eleanor my daughter.