Hi I have never heard of or seen any Loewe shops in Sweden. However, around where I live, it has been a small trend that B&O shops has started to sell Loewe as well. Sort of splitting the shops. A nice move I think. Probably too difficult to survive with only B&O. I have a Loewe Connect myself and we are quite happy with that TV. I can not agree

[quote user="mbee"] Release date : early november Price : around 600€ with base At launch, no possibility to get the handset only (without base), but surely it will be possible soon enough The speaker/mic of the base seems to be incredible : ability to have a decent conversation from one corner of the room with the speaker at the other

Hi cjfc Just my thoughts. Beolab 4 sounds not much better/more than an iMac or a TV set with descent sound. I am suprised that B&O still have them for sale, expensive as they are. Beolab 4000 sounds ok but the sound is not anyway near its price. Unfortunately, I do not think there are any speaker at B&O of interest until Beolab 3 (and up in

[quote user="Puncher"] My method - shop on internet and rebuy as CD's, generally back catalogue stuff is available for less than a fiver a pop. These can then be ripped as either lossless or for portable player use as you wish. Reserve the vinyl transfer stuff for music no longer available. [/quote] Hi This is actually how I did (and doing

Hi If you somehow could solve the distance problem, maybe something like this: http://www.terratec.net/en/products/PhonoPreAmp_iVinyl_2064.html NAD has also something similar. B R Clakke

Hi Luigi and jk002 Thank you for you answers, we are almost there now, I think... If I was going to run wireless, I would use my Time Capsule. However, I have the intention to connect via ethernet to Time Capsule. That should be better. If I understand you correct, it should be possible this way (if congestion is removed due to the faster ethernet)

Hi Maybe I should explain a bit more about my plans. I will soon have two TV sets and I want to connect them to Apple TV. If there is a possibility to stream to them from one iTunes independently of each other, then I think I will buy two. On the other hand, if they can not work independently, I think it would be best to split the HDMI from one Apple

[quote user="Luigi"] I don't have 2 Apple TV, but I own a iMac, macmini and macbook. I suppose AppleTV works throught of shared libraries like the rest of mac. I can get the shared libraries of my Macmini from my macbook and imac without problem at the same time. Sure 2 AppleTV can do it. With respect to iPhone... It's not important

Hi again Nobody knows or have tried this? Someone here should have tried, I believe... Have a nice evening Clakke

[quote user="burantek"] [quote user="Clakke"]I am right now investigating if I am interested to buy one or two Apple TVs. There are signs in the web that people are using multiple Apple TVs[/quote] Hi Clakke, Take a look at this thread. The poster was running (3) Apple TV's... and the post was just a few days ago, so very timely