[quote user="TripEnglish"] ...........................When I started this thread back in 1788, one of the first points I made was that the BeoSound 5 should be a wireless tablet device and more of a fully functioning remote than one dealing only with limited sources. As for how to get through to Stuer... well, I'd try a fax. [/quote] 1788

There's a bracket here at Amazon, but it looks as if it leaves the screen face down rather than face up and is meant for mounting on the front edge of a shelf. If the idea is to have the TV against the wall and to then to fold it forward and up to meet the shelf above it might be easier to mount the TV to a hinged drop down door that could be latched

Hope you don't find SWMBO decides to fill it with china! Graham

When you spend £5000 to £15000 on a TV that in all honesty you can probably match with a mass produced TV and surround sound system for under £1500! (But you'll have to forego the Beo4/5, the electric curtains, the motorised base and just a bit of style.........)

It's unfortunate that the politicians have been persuaded to focus on the idea that TVs etc left on standby waste a lot of power. It's really a tiny tiny proportion of the power demand. B&O products generally only consume 0.25 to 1W on standby. Also, power dissipated as heat from appliances left on or or on standby is not wasted during the

Just another obscure newspaper reference to B&O here . Any publicity is good publicity? Graham

[quote user="tournedos"] [quote user="Graham1982"] Oh well, guess this will teach me to be so disorganised. [/quote] Or to write the PIN in large felt pen numbers on the type sticker, or preferably somewhere else? I really don't have much belief in the protection the PIN system offers. A generic burglar will probably have no

Best Wishes to all for 2010! Graham

Personally I have always liked the idea of just listening to free radio (FM DAB, N) and have a modest CD and record collection (and still fewer cassettes). I don't have a PVR for television, although we did have several VCR's in the past. As always seemed to be the case with VCR's, you can easily finish up with hundreds of tapes that are

[quote user="Razlaw"] http://www.flickr.com/photos/bangenolufsen/ [/quote] Interesting stream of pictures, although I'm not sure of the relevance of one or two (e.g. Porsche Speedster)? Is this an official B&O set of pictures? Graham