Just a quick thank you to all enquiries, but these speakers have now been SOLD. Villarsch

Hello Steve, It has been pointed out to me (not fort the first time) that I am an e-mail illiterate! My full email address is maw270156051291@aol.com . I hope this helps. Regards , John

Hello Steve, The speakers are still for sale and I have not yet unpacked them. It seems to be sensible not to do so until the prospective buyer can see them as they are being unpacked. So if you want to contact me directly please email me on maw270156051291. Looking forward to hearing from you, Regards, John

I have a pair of Beolab 6000s which are an unwanted prize from BeoWorld LifeStyle ( the speakers are still unopened in the packaging from LifeStyle). I am looking for a price of £550, with the speakers to be collected from near Colchester, Essex. If anyone is interested, please email offers on MAW270156051291. Regards, John

Back in the 1960s I had a 20/25 Rolls-Royce James Young sports saloon; I can't remember the reg number, but the all-important chassis nuber was GHA 3. This was replaces by one of the last pre-war Bentleys, which featured the overdrive gearbox. This was introduced because too many owners were blowing up their engines on the then-new autobahns! I

75. My wife is not overwhelmed by B&O's prices (she is a Yorkshire lass), so I am having to approach changing my BV7-40 MkII for a MkIV with great care!

To wirralsimon, many thanks for the details. I have a pair of Sennheiser wireless headphones which do feature balance control, but these are now being used by my wife. I have found a simmilar balance control to the RNID device. It is made by Sennheiser (at about the same price) so I have orderd these. If they work with my B&O headphones I will get

I also am very interested in buying new Sennheiser headphones, but I need a pair in which the left/right balance can be changed (I'm very deaf in my right ear and need the volume increased). Does anyone know of a good Sennheiser which has this feature? I've been through Amazon's 650 odd entries, but it is not clear if any of these have this

Thank you all for your helpful advice. It has been decided (decreed) that there will only be a FreeView box, no recorder. So I am getting a Humax F2-Fox-T which, it is claimed, has a high sensitivity. Finally, a thank you to Beoworld, as I have made use of their library and have down-loaded the LX2500 handbook Villarsch

Although this TV is over 20 years old my wife insists on keeping it because of the rosewood surroundI So, in order to get the best possible use from the set, I am going to link it to a Freeview box. As there are so many of these on the market, I would appreciate any advice or recomendation on which make of Freeview box to buy, either as a simple box