[quote user="Chrisreunion"] In theory, WMA offers same sound quality as MP3 with twice less compression rate, says Microsoft, so a 192 WMA file equals a 320 MP3 file .. [/quote] Thank you Chrisreunion, that fixes one thing I've been trying to work out forever! So thats how the BeoSound 2 appears to play back great sounding audio with seemingly

Hi All I am pondering a dilemma before archiving and transferring my audio collection to SD card for the BeoSound 2. The BeoPlayer on the PC will rip WMA @ 192kbps max. It also says the copy quality to the BeoSound 2 is @192kbps. Windows Media Player will rip in any format, any quality, including WMA @360kbps + and MP3 @360kbps. Or WMA lossless, to

...and it was self-installed

[quote user="R Patton"] I'd forgotten about this B&O install, LOVE IT! Is this your car BeoLorean? [/quote] Yes :)

Old thread I know, but if anyone is still interested, here are a few answers for the record. The 9000 is not intended to play CDs while the car is in motion, however "soundproof" was correct in guessing that the BeoSound 2 delivers the audio input on the move. The 9000 unit travels very well in motion, and has cushioning for the unit and specifically