Well done, Rob. I agree. Though some would argue that the Portuguese steak house, metaphorically speaking, is also struggling. (not me, but some!)

If, as in the picture you offer as a reference, you are using either a BeoSystem 1 or BeoSystem 3 as the surround sound processor, you would simply track down a single BeoLab 4 and connect it to the Center channel input on the processor. If, however, you intend to run the sound directly out of the BeoCenter 2 (as the quote implies), you will not be

[quote user="claudiu"] I understood correctly? thin frame underneath are the speakers? [/quote] Think BeoVision 5, but a rectangle. The speaker panel will be below the screen and a frame will surround the entire thing. It will be super flat and the frame will be thinner than we're used to with BeoVision 4/5/9. It is not an ornate and complex

Hope Leo doesn't mind, but I was so intrigued by his reply on another thread that I felt it should be discussed alone. The transition from hardware to software definitely makes this particular transition unique when compared to the LP to tape to CD and all other intermediary formats. [quote user="leogenghis"] One thing I've never heard

"In The Loop" I haven't laughed that hard at a movie in years!

[quote user="beo-ap"] So the US spec BV8 is now $2900? Does that include the ML and Beo4? I assume that BV10 will be ML. It may have been mentioned, but if it was I missed it sorry. I know we are really jumping the gun. [/quote] No, the $2,900 is for the television alone. BYOB4. The ML card is an option as well.

[quote user="Dave"] Oh come off it. I think obselete is the wrong word here. FM and CD is not the way future products are going, that's all i'd say, because those mediums are used right now... everyday! Trip you got to stop exaggerating so much... [/quote] Dave, you're a bit off base here. While CDs can still be bought and FM still

[quote user="Daniel"] More BeoVox speakers for those places you don´t want 230 V. Would also get many to buy decent speakers even if they stay with there old stereo (or new "whatever is high tech this week"). B&O has made some very good passive speakers and I would love to see (and hear) what they can do now. [/quote] Not

[quote user="beoberlin"] My (music) dream product would have been this: http://www.naim-audio.com/products/naimuniti.html needless to say minus the naim box. It has everything bs5 should have had (CD, fm, dab, wireless, iPod interface, ability to stream server stored music files), plus it doesn´t have it´s own harddisk. So no need

[quote user="js"] Back to the original topic: [quote user="js"] Will there be smaller screen sizes (i.e. 26, 28, 32) as well? Or will the small/medium size amateur (who does not want to overwhelm his room with a large screen) remain limited to BeoVision 6 and 8? [/quote] Cheers, js [/quote] If there will be smaller variations on