Good point. These days people are prepared to fix a plasma/lcd to a wall even if it means watching it at 90 degrees & looking up at it. I've seen some bizare positions.

Not for me but a friend asked Can you install a TV above a fire. A) I'm sure the heat would be a problem B) I'm also sure that drilling into the chimney could be dangerous, (carbon monoxide escaping) C) Also it would be difficult to hide the cables.

Can we PIN this topic?

britops: My BS4 is sat on a B&O cabinet with a smoke black glass top (I had cut for only £5 with safety edges and a hole in the middle for the cables to be hidden).

jandyt: Serenata The name reminds me of Renee and Renato anybody remember this?

I love my BS4. With the glass closed its very understated and classy. Its design is very unique & interesting to look at, whereas the 9000 is so obviously a CD player on first sight. Also when the glass opens to reveal itself, it never fails to impress. The SD card function works very well IMHO and displays track info which a CD doesnt. I wouldnt

I used the Genius bar in Sheffield Meadowhall Shopping Centre and they were excellent.

I'm very interested. I would love to hear some Beolab 5's, I've still never heard any playing my music. I also wonder if we could combine it with a future Beoworld prize draw live . (How actually do you make the draw? Names in a hat?)

I didnt know it could sinc with the Beocoms. Wow have I missed something. I nearly bought one when the first came out but didnt because it wouldnt sinc as first thought. When/what did it change?

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