Hi Cal Looks terrific! You're obviously not afraid of mess! The thought of chasing cables into my walls and the associated dust wasn't too appealing. Still tweaking my BV10 install - love the clean look of no BL6000 next to the screen, but think the sound could probably do with a boost. The wall brackets are sitting there waiting... What do

Hi pattabhi and Dave The speakers are never switched off - always plugged in and on standby. The BS9000 they are attached to doesn't get a lot of use. The repairer said he doubted it was a surge issue - after the first failure, I was concerned that it may have been caused because the system was plugged into an inexpensive powerboard without surge

Well, as you can see from the age of he thread, this happened some time ago. It was fixed, albeit with a AU$500 replacement of the electronics - apparently, to facilitate faster repair B&O recommend simply replacing the main chassis (rather than taking it apart and looking for what could be quite a tedious to find and subtle fault for a repairer

Is this new DVB-HD software available anywhere on the net, or do I have to ask a dealer?

I'm wondering if others have the problem of switching on the DVB-HD module and finding the eletronic curtains open up to a grey and white timer logo before the picture eventually appears? I've read a couple of threads about this happening with BV7, but not heard it mentioned in relation to BV10. The threads refer to 'blanking' settings

Hi Cal Yes I did get the cable in eventually (I hope I don't have to do that too often!), and it does look fantastic. I've still got some holes in the wall from the previous television to fill, so not ready for photographs I'm afraid. I'm also waiting on a set of BL6000 brackets, which have to be installed. Not sure if I want them or

Hi Cal (and co) Well, I'm almost there - TV's on the wall, cabinets are installed underneath, cables connected - bar one. I can't get the wretched power cable in! Like you Cal, mine is hinged on the right and the power socket is also on the right - very hard to get to because the TV is so close to the wall. I don't have big hands, but

[quote user="Callen"] We used a piano stool which we could lower the TV onto whilst trying to line the TV up with the wall bracket. Another issue we faced was although we ensured the TV bracket was perfectly set out using a spirit level, when the TV was lifted onto the mount, the TV itself was not level. We had to lift down the TV and adjust

Hi Cal - a great help. Looks super sleek already, even if you haven't finished. Look forward to seeing the final product. S

Hi Cal One more question - when mounted on the bracket, is the rear of the bottom third of the television (i.e. the speaker section) hard up against the wall, or is there some clearance between the wall and the back? I know there's some space behind the top half to accommodate the bracket, and the diagram in the instructions seems to show some behind