It's not an issue of being crazy, just right or wrong! I'm guessing those two don't match, though. Someone send up the Keith Signal!

The BeoLab 11 is the new sub. It's been well gossiped about already.

True, but that's the point. If he doesn't have a BeoSound, he probably doesn't have a link system. Usually when someone enquires after options like this it is a budget issue. A BeoLink system, while superior in nearly every way, is very pricey. If he wants to use the Mac anyway, there is a way to "distribute" music without the

First of all there is not enough profit margin to make significant reductions. The other issues is that the reductions wouldn't matter! Aside from the value end of the spectrum, like BeoSound 1 & BeoVision 8, reductions would have to be utterly massive to make a difference. Think about it. A BeoVision 7-40 is about $15k give or take here in

No. The PC2/BeoPort is a client product to be used in conjunction with a BeoSound audio master. Even with a BeoVision product, a BeoSound is required to distribute N.MUSIC & N.RADIO out onto a link network. However, if you want to use a Mac to drive a link network, AirTunes is a candidate.

You'll be fine. The transformer and perhaps some scart > RCA adaptors. As long as you don't plan on using the internal tuner.

Power cycle the TV and all should be well. Your software doesn't have any known issues with the standby light blinking (at least one previous version did).

Beohaus, The 32" only controls 2, the 40" controls 4

I've heard nothing about it. And I have kittens everywhere.

Paul, Where did you get your BeoSound 5 from? Generally a tutorial accompanies the sale of major products. Especially one that requires a bit more setup like this. Why don't you tell us a bit about the issues you're having and then between our replies and the manuals you should be bobby.