Good choice!

[quote user="elephant"]However with the right movie at the right volume you can get the effects :D[/quote] Copy that ;-). I was watching Toy Story 3 last night, where there are some nice explosions right in the beginning (including a sonic boom) and well... it's a good thing the neighbours were having dinner in town

[quote user="elephant"]where did you place the BL11 ? as recommended midway between your BL 6000s ? [/quote] No, I didn't :). I placed it slightly (about 30cms) to the left of the left BL6000.

I've been using the BL11 since the week it entered the shops. I added it to two BL6000's and I'm still going completely wild each and every day. The bass is so incredibly ... well... GOOD! Not loud, but good, accurate, fast, perfect for music. It took my BL6000's right into the 21st century and hasn't let go ever since. I've

I haven't heard them, but if you'd like to change the sound of the 6000's, the BL11 does the job pretty good. And that's a huge understatement! But to keep on topic: I'd like to hear some review as well!

Dat hangt ervan af hoe oud je Beo 4 is. Ikzelf heb er een uit 2006 en daar kun je via de List-functie een optie 'P.MUTE' toevoegen. Die doet wat je vraagt. Je List bewerk je door op de standbyknop te drukken (rode punt) en ondertussen op de List-knop. Ik heb ook een Beo4 uit 2003 en daar is deze functie niet beschikbaar. Ik herinner me dat je

Yikes! Talking about timeless: I just noticed I replied to a three-year old post. Oh well, never mind ;-)

For me, Bang & Olufsen is all about timeless design. It makes me proud to own a music system (BS3000) in my case that was around in the early 90's and STILL looks unbelievable today - 19 years down the road! The same goes for my BL6000's (designed in 1992) and the Beovox's CX50 (what was it, 1982 or so?). Timeless design is what makes

Thanks Dylan, it worked!! I should have found that myself, but didnt...

Hello all, I'm going completely crazy over my BV7-32 from 2006. Whatever I do, I can't get rid of the camera symbol (see picture) that indicates I can change the angle of view. Can anyone help me out? Thanks in advance for saving the precious relationship between my BV7 and me :).