Do you know if it's the upcoming B9000 series panel or last years 950 series (both rather confusingly called series 9)? I believe it was the 950 version that achieved the highest picture quality score in a recent thread comparing reviews from a German TV test - I'm not sure if anyone has seen the new 9000 based TV yet.

Not really what you asked for I know, but Mastering Audio — The Art And The Science , by Bob Katz is a really informative read about what finally makes it onto CD, the process, the technique and the technology.

I do believe the upcoming new Samsung series 9 (B9000) panels (with locally dimable LED backlighting rather than edge lighting) will only be available in 46" & 55" too. I've no idea if these are planned into a future B&O version but it is claimed they will be a step increase in LCD picture quality.

Taken by Trees version of G&R's "Sweet Child O Mine", currently being played on UK TV as the music for the John Lewis Christmas advert.

Loquaciousness in school children should be encouraged (even if it's only to be able to spell it correctly)

[quote user="Graham1982"] Hi: I didn't know that either and I pride myself on verbosity. Graham [/quote] Assuming you do actually mean "verbosity", I can't say I've ever noticed you overdoing the prolixity!

[quote user="TripEnglish"] The reason I say it is that the B&O video engineers have developed a closed ecosystem of ICs & other hardware where internal factors are all known quantities. The PW chipsets are not the only part of the picture competencies. [/quote] Could you explain further. (btw - I thought the camera on the BV9 only

[quote user="Peter2"] A trip to John Lewis will illustrate this for you! However I continue to be surprised how a small company like B & O can maintain such an obviously better picture... P [/quote] Have John Lewis started selling B&O???

[quote user="Beolab"] But the biggest difference is the video processor. Samsung uses their own one, but Bv7 are using Pixel Work processor clock witch is much more powerful to calculate and process data information= Less artefact's and juggies and show a much more natural picture with perfect Pal LCD coloring! [/quote] I keep hearing

[quote user="Peter "] Camel - The Snow Goose - I actually recorded this from Spotify first as I remembered it from school and have just bought the CD. First thing to play through my DAC Magic! [/quote] speaking of which - can you remember the craze of painting album covers on the cover flap/lid of your haversack?? I made a good few quid at