Or you could do it even without a manual. If I recall correctly there are only 7 levels for either ‘direction’ (+/-) when you adjust a setting (balance, treble etc.): so you can pick a setting and press an arrow at least 14 times (=up to) and then 7 times the ‘opposite’ arrow which would give you exactly the desired neutral value

Hi ajames - my Avant 28 CTV which I also have in a link room has developed exactly the same problem as yours - and I tried/reasoned the same way as you. Indeed, the problem is only with the signal (both sound and picture) on the link channel sent through the RF cable from the main room everything else seems to work fine! However, the initial few seconds

... but Lee did! :-)

Well, I should have asked clearer – sorry: I was thinking if you use your MP3 player in combination with your computer, which thus probably serves as your home ‘MP3 player’ and music library, maybe the (inexpensive and relatively modern/flexible) way to enjoy your B&O speakers could be to get BeoPort . You just download the free

What exactly do you mean by "my MP3 player"?

I guess one could say that the B&O shop's staff have really got the Brains, then ...kudos for that. :-)

It's not that I neccessarily share the point of view of this rather harsh comparison's creator ... just think it's funny what people come up with.

I tend to agree with DoubleU that it's perhaps something with your setup/internet connection. I'm in South-East Asia and my Beoport has no problem locating some 60 BBC radio stations on a quick count incl. BBC Radio 2 as well as all the local ones(out of 681 U.K. ones) - they are playing just fine.

[quote user="js"]Many thanks in advance for your creative ideas, js[/quote] While such a setup might visually be quite interesting, it's hard to imagine that the speaker 2 in your drawing could be placed for optimal listening experience in two different positions A and B (ie without need to rotate it, at least). Not sure how much place

[quote user="The Plumber"]Hello, How do i activate the aux output from my BS9000 in the bathroom (speakers connected to passive amp with eye) from a mk1 beo4?[/quote] Why, when accessing your main room sources from your bathroom, you would want to use LINK command preceeding the source you want to use, in this case A.AUX? I take it you don't