Thanks! I'f you don't notice a difference using these very expensive headphones, then that also says something about the good quality of the Beomaster 5500. I am thinking of getting a AKG701. Not as good as the one you have, but it got nice reviews on the web.

Thanks a lot! So the quality of the headphone output signal is the same as what the Beomaster 7000 gives to the speakers. Since Beomaster 7000 is a great sounding amplifier, that should work wel with an good on-ear headphone. I'll give that a try first!

I often read in this part of the forum, impressed by the specialist knowledge that people have in this section about the insides of Bang & Olufsen equipment. Therefore a specialist question. I have been captured for several years by the very high quality sound of the Beogram CD7000. Reading more about it, I discovered that the whole technical structure

Your smileys seem to say that you have been to Amsterdam. I hope you had a good time!

Spend a lot of time the last few days taking all beolink RF connections out of the sockets, fitted new quality plugs, removed the last bit of the RF cables to get a piece of fresh copper wire exposed, used fine tuning for some channels on Beovision 1 and Avant 28 VTR in the link rooms and did the same cable and plug job on the RF link amplifier that

I saw an opened BV7-40 motorised floor stand that engineers in the service shop were working at. I was impressed by the very clever inner design. You easily forget about the stand when you buy it and focus on the television. But now that I have seen that it consists of so many high quality parts, I have to admit that I was very impressed by this piece

I made the same switch in 2006. From 28 inch Beovision Avant VTR to a new BV7-40 MKII, with Beolab 7.2 and the low motorized floor stand. I am still very pleased with it. I thought about buying the BV7-32 for a long time, but now I’’m very glad that I went for the larger screen. You get used to it so quickly. The Avant is upstairs and when

Don't get me wrong, i'm not looking for a date. I just wondered if there are many ladies amongst the members, since I only read male names on this great forum. Does Beoworld maybe have some statistics on the matter?

Thanks for the info! But still it seems strange to me that I have to go around to change the color with a red filter on a 11.000,- Euro television. They should be able to do that in Denmark as an extra service.

I bought a new BV7-40 MKII, with beolab 7.2 and the low motorized floor stand in 2006. I am still very pleased with it, I think it looks stunning on the low floor stand! We only use analog cable and the built-in DVD player, plus a linked Beocord V8000. There is no decoder or other digital stuff connected to it. The quality of the panel is very good