[quote user="bayerische"] Another intermittent problem I'm having is that the TV starts up without picture, then a shutdown and re-start is required, always sorts the problem. [/quote] I've also experienced this! Although I always assumed I just pressed a wrong button on the Beo4... [quote user="david707"] It seems to happen

I tried a product called Innovus RAOne Smartdimmer. It works just like a LC2, responding to Beolink 1000, Beo4 etc. Only thing is it emits a soft, high-pitched whine when on. Only available in 240V. Leo

Sorry to be late to the discussion but this happened to my BV10-40 twice. Both were within a few days of each other sometime in May. It has not happened since. I don't know how to check the firmware number but it was from spring 2010. Around the same time another issue surfaced: there are split second cuts in the audio. Weird. Leo

Extremely cool and futuristic. I assume it could have run off batteries? Would have been a great complement to the Beosound 3! Leo

I bought these all-metal stands at a local hi-fi store. Nothing fancy, but it has holes for cable management, and spikes. Leo

True that human beings gravitate to the latest and greatest, to whatever's in fashion at a certain period in time. Flat screens are not popular just due to "fashion", they're also more practical (lighter and taking up less space, use less energy). And by virtue of taking up less space, people tend to buy bigger screens these days

Thanks Lausvi. The SmartDimmers are a good alternative, and much cheaper. The only other things I'd need are some upconverters and 240V bulbs. I think I'll get some! Leo

Hi, sorry to resurrect an old thread, but today one of my two LC1's developed the same fault! Ie., it responds on-off to touch, but nothing from the remote. Lausvi (if you're still around), any suggestions? Or anyone? This particular LC1 I bought off eBay two years ago, and it ran lamps no stronger than a 60W load. For the past few months it

Regarding having Full-HD on smaller screens, for some people that can really be useful. I often hook up my laptop to my TV's and run them either in dual-monitor mode or single-monitor mode. The BV10-40 is great as its 1920x1080 resolution allows much detail. On the BV8-32, its lower 1280x720 resolution is a limiting factor. When I use my TV's

It certainly puts out a very big sound considering its modest power output! (BeoSound 2000 is what they call the Century in the USA) Re. the stupid review: What a joke, a "Top 27 reviewer"... I'm sorry for all the people his fictional opinionated drivel has misled. Leo