Bang & Olufsen says no.

Hi Michael, This is a very respectable solution. With this you could even tack on a Beo6 for total control... Anywho... If the customer is starting fresh, why not start with a dedicated pre-amp? I will recommend a Rotel, Integra, and if the budget is big enough, Meridian. I would detail this further but I am short on time! Maybe after class

[quote user="Peter"] Interesting thread.. I use Apple TV's and Airport express to my B&O gear in all my rooms. I listen less and less to CDs and watch less DVD's, usually rip it all and put it on a big RAID share in my network instead, much more practical. [/quote] Interesting indeed. I find I am moving backwards toward the CD

[quote user="beowild"]DIY T-Amps from audiophonics .fr in two of the link-rooms[/quote] Would like to hear more about this! Nice stuff!

Currently jamming to this!

I think the ABL gizmo will keep them in working order for a long time to come. Removing the mini plug will likely damage the tweeters, if anything. I would still avoid it. As others have said, don't worry, you will be fine.

Country invasion!

HNE!!!

I'm sure it will take him a while to recover from Karla's direct hit. In the meantime, enjoy this, a post of his in the Nordic forum pages. [quote user="beamve"] Beo = snygg design Ja Beo = kvalite' Nej Jag köpte Beosound Ouvertyre, Avant samt Beolab 4000 och 8000 1996 och dessa prylar har fungerat perfekt i alla år

Way to go on your 2012th post, Ed. If you want to keep this up you can only post once a year!! There is still a lot of time left for us that are stateside.