Ah, okay. Sorry about this. Don't know the rules of forum just yet. :)

Thank you both for you're encouragement to buy it. I picked up the TV today. Haven't yet tried if it actually works, because it's so dusty, so for safety reasons i think it's wise to clean from inside before testing it. :) But from outside it looks allmost as new, so i'm happy for the purchase. But unfortunatly it didn't come

A friend of mine has a beovision 901 in good condition, and he's willing to sell it to me. It's cool retro-interiorartifact, so that's why i'm buying it. But guestion is: are those old black/white-beovisions worth anything? is 50euros too much for such item? Thank you for you're replys.

burantek: yeah! some fellow 2200 fans! little confused though: it sounds like the leads from the speakers are not terminated in any way -correct? Yeah, my 2200:s don't have terminals of any kind, there is just a hole trough the case where original(?) leads go, and they are about 10 meters long, so that's one another reason why i want to change

Thanks Dillen for your reply! Speakers opened just as you said, and they seemed to be in good condition from insinde as well. Now i'm thinking changing the wiring, but i just crossed my mind that will it destroy value of the speakers? Do the true B&O-collectors pay more for speakers with lousy but original wiring?

Hi all, i'm new at the forum and this is my first post, so excause me if i don't know some rules or habbits of this forum yet. :) I bought pair of Beovox 2200 loudspeakers (in excellent condition) as rearspeakers to my hometheather (i have RL60 at the front). Now what amazes me about these speakers is the fact that polarity isn't marked