Sure is quiet in here

Excellent prizes this time as well. Can't wait! Lee, you really have something to live up to now that PDB is on vacation

To be fair, I would call it Steve's lead It is a very well working remote, though. I almost feel like getting some more stuff just so I can control it with the same remote control

I think it looks great! It actually leeds my thoughts toward my old MX2000 of years ago while still looking very modern and flat-ish

How much comes on top of that then - 8.5%? I would love them as PC speakers although I like my Lacie firewire speakers which do suit my need quite well.

Just noticed that you can buy BL4's through the US Apple Store - $999 a pair. If I was going to the US soon I would buy a pair. It's quite cheap with the dollar being so weak at the moment.

I would go for Beo5 before Lintronic! The Prestigo is a lot simpler than Lintronic and a lot cheaper, too - and a LOT cheaper than Beo5. I'll post some better pics when I get around to it.

I received the SRU8015 today and have just spent some time setting it up. I'll have to say it really is a clever toy! Setting up my Philips flat LCD TV, Sony DVD and BS6500 up was flawless and incredibly easy. As far as my experience goes by now everything works as it should with full functionality. Changing between devices couldn't be easier

In extension of the 15 se*iest speakers thread I was thinking what is the se*iest speaker B&O has made. You could place the speakers roughly in two groups: Floor standing and wall mounted. I think the 80's panel speakers are very sleak looking with their polished steel panels but I'm also a big fan of the 70's wooden speakers on metal

I don't see how the design would benefit from making the speaker active since you need more room in the speaker. (Some of) the old speakers, however, in my experience are very good. I have had a number of different models including Beovox 2702, 1802, P30, CX100 and S55. Of the above I definitely favor the S55's which are used with a Beosystem