Wayne Shorter "Native Dancer". One of my favorite saxophonist.

Anyone more has a B&W PV1 conected to a B&O system?

Anything into Swahili?

Have a look here .

Gecko Turner first CD, Guapapasea! 1# "Subterranean Homesick Blues". Incredible music from Badajoz.

Peter: You can choose your displayed name - we have two members who use Alex. The actual user name will be unique though. Yes, the question was about Alex & Alex. Yesterday I realized they was at the same time here and it was a surprise for me. I thought that I must give up drinking . Thanks Peter, Your answer cheer up me .

Is it possible two members with the same usernames?

I was hooked by B&O through its audio, and nowadays I´m trying to have a complete B&O audio system. Thanks a lot for your comments. Pleased to "speak" with you .

To a certain extent it depends upon the kind of music you listen to. If it's predominantly acoustic/vocal (no electronics and effects), then BL9+BL4000s is perfect. I use to listen acoustic/vocal (Jazz, Brasilian, Cuban, Latin, Rock....) so this is a very good news for me. I love the sound of the BL4000. BL9 plus BL4000s would get my vote. There's

Peter: In a four speaker set up, the ideal is four identical speakers. However one has to bear in mind that in a cinema set up, the rears are used effectively for ambience as much as anything. Therefore I normally advocate spending lots on the main system and fronts and not much on the rears. If your budget is limitless, BL5s all round is best. If slightly