NICE:) good to see the insides!!!

love the pics eugene - really nice :) lee, my plan is to eventualy get an MMC1 but i'll have to wait a few months as other pressing needs here in poor old Ireland :) also take Sorens point that on old 'well played' vinyl, it might be better to be using a less expensive stylus than an MMC 1 or 2!.... Its great to see so many guys here intot

listening to Space oddity CD by Bowie....

David, you sholud post a pic of ur white Beogram 7000, and it must sound delicous with an MMC1...perfection! Soren, I am a little envoius that you own a Beogram 4000!!! lol. A Wonderful piece of Beo Engineering, in fact often referred to as over-engineered. and you have an equally impressive colllection of MMC's - im particularly happy to hear thre

I use my BV7-40 as a monitor as well as main TV....i have a MiniMac on the back of it....resolution is great, esp for youtube stuff, but mostly when i want to use internet i just find my macbook perfectly ok. I think the BV8 would be fine as a monitor, but hell of an expensive monitor if thats all you do with it :)

[quote user="Søren Mexico"] Started 1958/9 listening to Radio Luxemburg and thats where I got hooked on rock, my all time favorite is of course Chuck Berry. [/quote] Guess im a child of the late 70's and 80's....I was 11 when Ziggy Stardust was recorded in 1972 and grew up on pop/rock n glam rock, metal, then punk, and even

well, interesting you mention Pink floyd ... as today i purchased" Wish you were here " on 180 GM :):):) ....so im definitely gona get The Wall too as soon as it is available. Also got Rush 's "permanent Waves" ( , Thin Lizzy's "Live and Dangerous" and Bowie 's "Heathens"....the beginiing of new collection

pretty impressive!!! id be terrified to try do anything with my B&O stuff...but then i cant wire a plug or paint a straight wall well done - they look amazing. paul

love it Soran :) ..actually Im of the age that remembers Vinyl (I'm 50) ...... I bought my first album in 1973 when i was age 12....David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust!!! was magic then and the move to CD and now to digital downloads is simply not the same experience as cleaning and playing your vinyl LP's :) Looking forward to re-collecting a

Hi, just ordered my first Beogram from Graham in Beo4Life (Stemma AV). Seems to be a guy people here trust a lot! Its a Beogram 7000 turntable with tangential tonearm and a MMC2 newly refurbished stylus (By Axel). Also has a built in RIAA Amp , so it is as simple as plug and play (hopefully!!) with my BeoSound 9000 or my BV 7-40. He tells me its in