Thank you Chris.

You are perfectly right. Just mad and funny! :)

So, moved the attyca to the attic and sort of squeezed the F1000 in the office.

Will see how I like it the next weeks.

Paolo Mariano:

Yes, you're right. It is the Lake Garda. I live in Riva del Garda. :)

Here's another Lake Garda twist: That's where I proposed to my wife! Well, not in the lake but in a wonderful old Italian garden next to it.

Here is a shot of my Form 2s on my desk.

Restorated Beomaster 4400 and Beogram 4002 with original 1973 SP15 cart playing some Whitesnake

Hey

I have the same TV as you, the Beovision LS4500 and the remote Beolink 1000. I can´t get a picture from my DVD. I tryed the 2 scart inputs but doesn´t work. when i press AV in the remote control nothing happend. Can you help me with that?

Thanks a lot

Manuel

tournedos:

kallasr:

Just got a black painted BG1202 set up next to the Beosystem 7000 on the Attyca 1.

Listening to the Boss right now...

Nice! Looks like the next best thing after a black Beogram 7000 to suit that system.

Copy of Nebraska spotted. I'll need to dig up mine and play Atlantic City...

So, after just a few week I was lucky enough to find a black Beogram 7000!!

So, no more "next best thing" here....

Ralf

Paolo Mariano:

And this is the sofa I have just ordered. So, now you know almost anything about my living room... :)

This is one of the sofas like my parents got, before they decided to buy new ones after the old ones were worn out. They had them in a color I can only describe as orange-brown. Very good choice and very comfortable

Regards

Martin

Manuel:

Hey

I have the same TV as you, the Beovision LS4500 and the remote Beolink 1000. I can´t get a picture from my DVD. I tryed the 2 scart inputs but doesn´t work. when i press AV in the remote control nothing happend. Can you help me with that?

Thanks a lot

Manuel

Manuel,

The AV button makes the Beolink 1000 switch from video mode to sound mode, it has nothing to do with the AV1/2 scart intputs.

You can press "menu" on the Beolink 1000, and a configuration menu will appear on-screen. You can choose what button will activate what input. I have my AV1 set to V.Tape and my AV2 set to Sat.

Thank you! It works now!

Glad to see this thread is still thriving. Haven't visited in a while, but decided to take it into a different direction (if someone hasn't already)...

Any doubles are copies of the UK print (Thanks mum!) and the US print. My fav is probably the "book" on the bottom right of the first picture.

(You'll probably have to scroll right to see it)

Although, I do still get a laugh from the Beolink pamphlet that came with stickers to help you plan out your house with B&O items.

/ Peter Pan

kallasr:

So, moved the attyca to the attic and sort of squeezed the F1000 in the office.

Will see how I like it the next weeks.

Nice clean setup :)

I have made some updates. The kitchen, a 3500 link speaker, used, works great.

Rearspeakers in the livingroom, used BL4000 speakers.

A brand new Beovision 10-46. Picture is great, I have no pixelproblems as mentioned else in the forum. 

I control my PS3 and Mac Mini with the BV10.

Since we are planning to move in the next year, I did not put all the cables in the wall - in my opinion the best way to install it. The only thing that Im not satisfyed with is powercable - it looks poor as it is, maybe I will cut it and extend it with a white one.. 

Both me and my gf are very happy with the setup - easy to use great picture and sound! And when the tv is of it just looks like a piece of art :)  

Rikarde,

I am massively jealous of your setup (so cool!) - but don't you want to watch hi-def sources on the BV10-46 rather than those proved by a meagre DVD?

Jon

jkhamler:

Rikarde,

I am massively jealous of your setup (so cool!) - but don't you want to watch hi-def sources on the BV10-46 rather than those proved by a meagre DVD?

Jon

Hey,

Thanx! We really love it. The DVD is no problem, I use the Playstation 3, that is a known good Blueray player, and I control it with my Beo4 :) Works great! 

Ah, awesome. So the BeoCenter is for playing music and looking pretty ;)

I think the BV10-46 is the best TV they make, for me at least my favourite. How substantial was the financial damage? ... (if you don't mind)

Wo Rikarde,

Your TV looks amazing positioned like that!  LOVE IT!

jkhamler:

Ah, awesome. So the BeoCenter is for playing music and looking pretty ;)

I think the BV10-46 is the best TV they make, for me at least my favourite. How substantial was the financial damage? ... (if you don't mind)

Exactly :) The financial damage was BIG, it is a very expensive tv. But since we had the cash I thought we could get what we wanted this time instead of how it usualy is - you get the second best or third best thing ju because it is cheaper..  

I took this photo to show our recently installed Nest thermostat, but you can also see our BeoSound 3000 in the corner of our livingroom.  I use the bamboo sticks to help hide the antenna.  In the drawer, I keep the remote when not in use and a generation 1 Apple TV connected to the aux for Airplay music.  I might be changing the arangement since I think the AppleTV draws 25 watts of power even when not in use.  The design of the Nest really complements the B&O, compared to our previous beige box thermostat.

Tummy that thermostat is amazing! Loving the design.

It makes me really sad when I see the BS3000/Ouverture etc as those are the B&O's that I truly loved. So much better than the new range which does nothing for me.

Peter Pan:

/ Peter Pan

You really know how to make pictures Peter (Pan)!

Tummy:

I took this photo to show our recently installed Nest thermostat, but you can also see our BeoSound 3000 in the corner of our livingroom.  I use the bamboo sticks to help hide the antenna.  In the drawer, I keep the remote when not in use and a generation 1 Apple TV connected to the aux for Airplay music.  I might be changing the arangement since I think the AppleTV draws 25 watts of power even when not in use.  The design of the Nest really complements the B&O, compared to our previous beige box thermostat.