If you leave close to a dealer, ask him if you can borrow a pair of BL9, and you can compare them in situ with your BL1/2, and you can decide for yourself.

Exactly, with large music library 2 way is not an option. But in addition, let's not forget that B&O want to get into the Home automation market, and therefore there is a need to display various information relative to your house (room temperature, etc.). p.

[quote user="meandmyshadow"]only 6cm deep [/quote] That is quite thick actually for a thin TV!

I think MK2 does not refer to the rumoured new 2 way remote, but there has been 2 versions of the Beo5 already. Not sure if the updated Beo5 was called MK2 though.

The sheep never got it wrong before!

[quote user="Luke "]That the Beo5 can receive information from your TV, or stereo and display it on the screen?[/quote] Yes, exactly. Old B&O TVs and Stereo used to broadcast the current channel/track info, volume, etc... which was displayed on the remote screen. B&O abandoned 2way when they moved to ML. The reasons: it was slow, and

As the BM5 is connected to the Ethernet network of your house, which is likely to have a wifi router, then it would be quite easy. The BM5, being on the ML as well, could re-route commands to other devices.

Hmmh.... That's a good news, but it brings a lot of questions... - Will existing Beo5 magically become 2 way with software upgrade? (that would mean the 2 way hardware is already present). - None of the existing TV, Hifi has an IR emitter, so, how will 2 way work?? Wifi from the BM5 maybe?? p.

Beosound 2300 was just an amplifier. If what you have is the CD/Radio player with the glass doors, then you have a BeoCENTER 2300 (or a Beosystem2300, if sold with Beolab 2500).

Bien sur, tu as raison Chess, j'avais lu trop vite, le pensais que c'etait le CD audio dont il parlait.