Mine has survived as a terrific torrent server for my many burned and acquired movies.

I completely disagree in terms of the way the TV is perched on its pole. This was always my biggest problem with the BeoVision 9. With its bulging frame and protruding beak it just looked fat and ungainly. The BeoVision 5 got away with it a little more because it was so geometrically sound. The BeoVision 10, however, looks weightless and delicate from

I have also had this issue with a client's unit. It was a few years ago. It was sent back to B&O. Never seen it since.

Won't work. Designed to link PC to B&O system. Requires both a computer and a BeoSound.

It's true that our shops live primarily off of custom work, but that's not to say the mix won't change. Whether or not a given branch could move upstairs into an office, there still has to be a strong retail presence to introduce new clients and show off the full experience. Too few shops, especially here in the US, accomplish that. In fact

Beojeff, The monitor used has nothing to do with the setup. It will work just fine. As for connections, the BeoMaster 5 uses the VGA cable in AV5 as well as audio & ML.

(blots spit-up from chin)

I've noticed that the light does take a deliberate pat.

[quote user="moxxey"] [quote user="beoberlin"] the data sheet says the beoline2 is an enormous 52cm wide![/quote] Maybe it has a PC built in to it? Looking the the specs....isn't it 52" (inches) or 132cm?! That can't be right? That would be absolutely crazy? [/quote] I think that with the BeoMaster 5 moving to a slimmer

[quote user="TWG"] Trip, according to your comment it is NOT the way the Beosound 2 is intended to operate? This is an error/malfunction? That would be good to hear/know. [/quote] TWG, I have two at home and a few laying around the shop. I know that my personal units don't do it and I checked our main display unit and it also didn't