Chris, try http://www.beoworld.org/prod_details.asp?pid=411 ; otherwise select products and then select 'User & Service Manuals' at the top right of screen. Choose 'Music Systems' then 'BeoCenter Music Centers' and 'BeoCenter 9300' and 'View Manuals'. There should be at least the user manuals there. Cabling

I know B&O used to sell region-free equipment in Australia, but when I ordered a DVD2, they told me that it would be region-locked to Zone 2 (arriving from UK market presumably) and would be adjusted to Zone 4 here. On the other hand I could pay to have it free-zoned but that would be outside the 'shop's' control. Issues like this cause

Keith, are the voltages so different? I saw the three cells of the phone battery that normally indicates 3.6V, and so enlarged the holes on the old charger to fit the new phone (after disassembling the charger unit and removing the pin that might be just some kind of spring mechanism?). It has been charging well for the last month now. I'm talking

Warren, I think its likely the BS2's built-in modulator cannot distribute a digital signal. One way would be to feed a composite signal from an AV output (perhaps via SCART) on the BS2 to a video input on the link room's set. Not sure how the audio would go though; someone else might be able to help here ...

Do B&O allow you to upgrade the BS3 software yourself, say from a laptop, and would they provide the program? To get a service technician to upgrade what should be a small download seems over the top, especially as there appear to be regular updates. Any thoughts?

Thank you all for your thoughts and comments. Keith you gave such clear instructions and I've managed to remove all the 'old' handsets, but had to have a couple of goes on some. Yes, this way the name and phone list stay intact, and I now have them numbered 1, 2 and 3 as they should be. Much obliged, Mike

I had three MKI BeoCom 6000s and bought three new ones to use the EarSet. After registering them all, the new phones ended up with 1, 5 and 6 as the numbers. Anyway, I gave away the old set of three because of extended ringing in the new phones after accepting a call. But I forgot to deregister the old phones first :-o I'd like to do a complete

What am I saying, not BeoLink, BM Link on the Mac

The first point is the price, Apple TV is about a third of the price of a good Mac mini. Secondly, software. I had a mini connected via DVI, it could play iTunes, iPhoto and, of course, VLC and Safari. Apple TV doesn't have a direct Internet browser yet, although Apple seem to be improving its capabilities bit by bit (as evidenced by YouTube's

Paddy, I think the stores have them made up to order. You could make your own for ML and PowerLink. Buy a blank HPM or Clipsal plate and start drilling and filing. I wouldn't recommend placing 240v outlet on the same plate though, I'd aim to keep a 10 cm separation, and have the two plates (twin-gang 240V switched and ML--PL) horizontally side