Mine are! It cuts out the tweeters on the big speakers when you plug the cubes in. Don't think there are issues with foam rot, just the sheer size of them. Often the chrome legs are missing, and almost always the gold B&O logo.

[quote user="Calvin"] Surely that would mean it was miles better? I wonder if it will be slow furlong? Often hitting things makes them work, try pounding it? Or if it annoys you, try going for a walk in the yard to calk down and accept de-feet. (I'll stop now) [/quote] You on LSD?

Hmmmmm. This picture hasn't been aired for...... months!

We had a full thread about stacking, a year or so ago. I maintain that the amp on top makes most sense, as it gives easier access to the numerous connections and rheostats. However, if space allows, side by side sounds pretty dammned good. I think Peter and Soundproof have it this way.

[quote user="tournedos"] Even more amazingly, if you think that Jandyt had only ever posted a single "Welcome!" to each new member, he would still exceed his current post count! [/quote] Hmmmm, I see I am going to have to double up on the drivel to reach 13k before the 13,000th member arrives! Seriously though, this is phenomenal

Mine's in! Nice new site Gavin!

Best way is to pull it completely apart, and every thing that is non electronic goes into a bowl of warm water with a dash of Fairy Liquid. Scrub with an old toothbrush. don't reassemble til all parts are completely dry. Here are some Beo4s drying, treated the same way. Andy T.

[quote user="9 LEE"] [quote user="vikinger"] All a bit off-topic but interesting!.... [/quote] A bit off topic?!! Lee [/quote]

You guys crack me up!

Hallo. I don't think it is possible with Mk1 Can't remember about Mk2 , I'll try to find out. Ich glaube nicht, ist es möglich, mit Mk1 Kann nicht über Mk2 erinnere mich, ich werde versuchen, es herauszufinden. Andy T.