Before going too hard on your dealer why not contact Denmark direct about your problem, after all any legal battles regarding not fit for purpose would have to be directed at the manufacturer not the retailer. They should however offer you a refund if you are not happy with the product.

You should just need the correct cable and switch the speakers to line input.

Future Automation make a selection of brackets for B&O products.

In addition to Keiths suggestion have the TV's software updated at the same time, because they have identified some STB issues and resolved them in the latest release. Sorry but i do not know what that release is but your dealer will.

The problems with the Sky box switch on could be one of two issues. Firstly it could be a set-up problem, for instance if you have set your BV7 to never switch off your STB but the Sky box has it's power save mode on, then itwill switch itself to standby and the BV7 does not know to turn it on because it thinks it is already on. In this instance

The_Beonic_Man: It is almost certain that B&O will update the BC2 to HD. They have to, otherwise the product won't sell in the modern market. They haven't in the past because they want to make more money by charging for it later, that's obvious. They have to make money somehow and keep customers interested, but believe me, their risky

For simple playback the Sony BDPS350 or slightly more optioned 550 are pretty good for the money and are available on the PUC for control by Beo4 or 5.

moxxey, why are you taking this so personally? My reply was to show a balance and to offer an alternative point of view about discounts and freebies. Presumably you must be factoring all your running costs in to your business, how else would you present your balance sheets to your accountant and if you are preducing a net profit of 5-10% then well done

moxxey: meandmyshadow: As usuall the conversation of price and discounts portray the dealers as the 'bad guy's' i don't know about the rest of the world but the UK franchises have very small margins. In fact when speaking to a retailer some years ago they showed me the business model for Bang & olufsen retailers, it showed a net

As usuall the conversation of price and discounts portray the dealers as the 'bad guy's' i don't know about the rest of the world but the UK franchises have very small margins. In fact when speaking to a retailer some years ago they showed me the business model for Bang & olufsen retailers, it showed a net profit of 5-8% and the