We moved from The Netherlands to Hong Kong and therefore I had to change my setup since apartments here are smaller. I used to have Beolab 1 as fronts and Beolab 6000 as rears connected to a Beovision 7-40. I sold the Beolab 1's & the Beovision 7-40 in Holland and took the Beolab 6000's and a pair of Beolab 4000's that I had in the bedroom

PS. I have read somewhere on this forum that some very tech savy members have done this repair themselves, lowering the costs by just ordering the part from a dealer.

I have had exactly the same problem. Disconnected my BeoSound 9000 (Mark3, from 2001) after being connected for many years to my Beovision 7-40. I sold it to a friend of mine because I ordered a new one, fearing that B&O might stop production soon. After being disconnected for 2 days, I installed it at my friends house as a standalone system with

What a brilliant invention! I have two Beolab 2000's and really love them. It,s a shame that B&O stopped making them. For B&O standards it was a relatively low priced Beolink solution without having to buy a Beo4 as well. I will keep your solution in mind!!!

The dealer checked with B&O product support and said t is most likely chip related. B&O Netherlands is going to service it. Has anyone else with a BeoSound 9000 ever had chip related problems?

Hope another member can help me out. I took my BeoSound 9000 from the AV setup to play stand alone with only two Beolab1 speakers connected. I set the system in Option 1 and the system works as it should, also when using the Beo4 remote. One thing does not seem to work. I can't put up the volume. Not on the controlpanel of the BeoSound 9000. Not

Disgusted by what I have seen. I am so sorry for the hardworking (B&O) shopowners and people who have lost their homes. I hope that they will manage to hang in there and that the U.K. government will take it's responsibility to compensate all these people. All the best from The Netherlands.

That was quick! Thank you Belgium!

Playing around with the Serenata that I won in the July prizedraw. Nice gadget to win! Does anybody know if you can connect it to a wireless home network to browse the internet? Or can it only access the internet by a mobile phone provider through the mobile phone network? Thanks for any input!

Now that's a good start of a Monday morning. Open your email and find a message from Beoworld and Botty that you have won a Serenata. Thanks a lot!