I'm not sure what Keith used but when I first started out I used this free software - Likno - Fairly easy to use with limited styles in the free version but only good for making buttons! This is another free progam which is a very much more powerful and works really well - GIMP - a real Paintshop/Photoshop-like free program where you can design

I found this picture on this website http://www.smcelectronics.com/BATTCONN.JPG These connectors are battery connectors and you may be able to get them from one of those dealers who sell replacement cordless phone batteries! Stoobie

[quote user="stotty1111"] Tip for bending ali, put a coating of soft soap(any bathroom type) on the area to be bent/shaped then use a blow torch gently on the area - when the soap blackens stop heating allow to cool and bend when /if it work harden repeat the annealing process - finally burnish it to the reqd finish. [/quote] Does that soften

[quote user="ajames"] Very cool - it looks very original - I'm sure there would be a market - does it work well in the garden away from your house? [/quote] I use it about 40m away from the house and there are no issues at all. There is a power socket right there and everything works fine. Stoobie

[quote user="Chris"] What the best way to connect this to our Beovision 7-40 mk3 in an adjacent room? Is their a radio/IR Masterlink or is it yet more cables? [/quote] You could buy a pair of beolink Wireless 1's and do it that way. Not cheap though! It is a neater option than running cable if you can't hide it! Cable is more robust

[quote user="tournedos"] Wonder how it would look if you placed the Wireless upright between the horns? Might be a little more compact, but if it is higher than the free space, it might just look silly... [/quote] Hi tournedos I hadn't though about that but with my initial design the Wireless 1 was supposed to sit right down resting on

Hi, The short Masterlink cable arrived today and is now fitted. take a look at this page to see the 6 photos I've taken. Wait for it to load & scroll down. You can hopefully see how neat it all looks and that there is now just the 1 loose power cable. I hope you can see the photos OK and look forward to any comments/suggestions. I had wondered

Hi all, I thought you might be interested in a small DIY project I have undertaken on my Beolab 2000 to make it more of a portable speaker! I have attached a carry handle and Beolink Wireless 1. Unfortunately I’m no metal worker, so I had to go with easily available materials and the tools I have. I purchased 8X8mm aluminium rod and bent it into

I too have had excellent service from the Exeter dealer. I have only ever purchased second life or ex display items through them but I'm always treated like a valued customer. I used to go to B&O in Barnstaple, a 112 mile round trip, rather than use Exeter's old dealership which became a Richer Sounds!!! This is because back in the 80's

Hi Could you let me know the colour & condition of the Beolab 1's either on here or via email Thanks Stoobie