Thanks for all the advice. Based on all the information above..... I need to get an A/V receiver with pre outs so that I can connect up the beolab 6000s. From your experience what receiver best works with B&O? Any recommendations? Cheers Liam

Hi Steve, Thanks for getting back to me and all your advice. Very much appreciated. I will see if there is an A/V receiver that has pre out that is a little cheaper than the Denon2310. any recommendations? thanks again Liam

Hi Steve, Have you had a chance to look at the above post? thanks Liam

Do you think that there would be a huge difference in the Denon 3210 RCA to 6000 RCA than the Denon 1910 custom made cable? What I mean here is sound and quality wise

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Hi Steve and Chris, Thank you for your feedback; this is my first sound system and forum, so need all the help that I can get. Yes you are correct about the sound projector and its outputs.... I was thinking of gettign the Denon 2310 or Denon 1910. I guess either of these receivers would work. The technical specification of the beolab 6000 speakers

Hi everyone, Does anyone know if it is possible to connect beolab 6000 speakers to a non B&O amplifier. The receiver is a Yamaha YSP-40D This receiver like most receivers connects speakers by using speaker wire; it is also possible to connect to the speaker wire outputs via banana plug. I either need a special cable (Din to speaker wire or Din to