[quote user="alenvprekrsku"]32/192[/quote] 24 bit / 192khz seem to be the current standard so 32 bit / 192khz must be better...?

[quote user="Jonathan"]a whole range of inputs at the rear[/quote] That looks like my kind of TV!! I can never seem to get enough inputs.. Sorry I'm no help EDIT: Looks like a BeoSystem 1 panel. Everything's there, including the rgb and vga up there in the middle. US version?

Very interesting to read Henrik. The pentas are known to sound very relaxed. Im sure your audio master can compensate with a little treble boost. Those capacitors should have some life left in them, but I'm not an authority on capacitors.

Have you shown your wife the Penta? The Penta and 8000 are close relatives to many people here and have been compared frequetly.

You're quite welcome Henrik! I use a pair of BeoVox Conas to supplement my Lab 5000s. I have been experimenting with them for a while now and the above are my findings. I really would recomend trying to increase the distance, it makes a huge difference. The further the better really - in terms of bass at least. Just a thought - by spreading the

Henrik, If you are trying to coax more bass out of the Pentas, try putting them close to a wall, or a corner. This reduces non-forward radiation and increases reflected energy. The matter of a few inches can change the bass response notably. Also try putting more distance between you and the speakers. Give those wavelengths room!

Richard, that sounds like something for THIS THREAD .

That's exactly how I store mine, except I wind the cable a little bit tighter so that it all fits inside the pouch.

I think yes, software updates that effect crossover points(?). It's been discussed before and I think there were some other details...

That's a very interesting list, Ed. At the moment I'm on an iTunes downloading spree. Simple Math / Manchester Orchestra Daylight / Matt & Kim Dare / Gorillaz And the topper; Florence The Machine Lungs, B-Sides Nothing like good old Florence :-)