Peter wrong again! I was told that this wouldn't work but am happy if it does!

The fault is therefore in the 6500 - I still think it will be an option problem as it was working before. Try option 2!

Very odd! Does the light on the 6500 flash when you reset the option to option 1?

With digital input, so people feel they sound more precise but a little sterile. I think it is a matter of taste. I agree completely about the BL3s which are super at low to bit volumes but which get confused at high volumes. Their performance is improved by adding a BL2 as it removes some of the lowest frequencies. I am sure the ABRs are responsible

Both, but a stereo microscope is best for looking at the stylus.

The problem is knowing what sort of condition they are in. In perfect condition, £100 for a MMC4 and £200 for a MMC2. I would however always buy a new soundsmith one these days. Peter

No brainer! Keep the MMC2! But I would keep both. Always worth having a spare!

Helvetica for me! (Happy birthday to it by the way! 50 years this month!) We should have Beofrutiger though! I have it on my Word - should be able to transfer it!

Very odd suggestion! I would also not get the Beolab 4s. I think for the set up you want I would either decide to keep your Bose speakers and use a Beolink passive to power them or would get a Beolab 3500 as suggested above. These set ups would allow independent control of the speaker in the dining area and full remote control - if your barrier muffles

francoisvl: Toubro: I like the Total household income per year bit as it doesn't say anything about the currency. I declined that question, silly not putting the currency. Did spot in the questions a spelling mistake Maybe it doesn't matter. If you don't tick the last box, they are not interested!