Hi, If your TV does have a scart connection, then even if it is in use, you can use one of the nifty scart adaptors shown above. Its a scart plug, with a back to back socket - and L&R phono sockets on a short lead. It "taps" into the fixed, line level audio outputs that would go to a VCR or similar. Best used on a scart marked AV1 or similar

Steve is spot on there - this system will be very flexible, open ended solution, and will - importantly- allow a house to be fully cabled for Beolink (or Beonet) in such a way that doesn't prevent various 3rd party additions - or even a total non B&O system Its a fact that many developers and individuals have historically been reluctant to fully

[quote user="Opman"] [quote user="Bentleyman"] When are these going to be available to buy & how much are they gonna cost please? [/quote] The price at the Liverpool store is £300. They are already taking deposits and expect stock to start arriving early October. If you want one, better get an order in soon as stock will

Hi Peter, They sound fine - I would suggest anyone new to the albums gets Revolver, Rubber Soul, White Album, Sgt Pep, then all the others - in that order. That said, I would suggest the above, in that order, regardless of the re-issues!! The remasters are good - rather like cleaning your glasses if you see what I mean. Hope all is well Best Regards

@mfirst "All of this is lost on a generation that lives for distortion and crap" Thats a bit harsh - I took my kids to Glastonbury the year McCartney played ( in fact, they've been each year since 98) and the big field was, as always, full of every age group - from kids of 5 or so right up through three or maybe four generations. At the

We have a set of the mono and the stereo CD's here - and we are also having an open day, with the Bealtes Rockstar game set up in store, playing via Bvis 9 - with the drums, guitars etc.... We have had the remasters playing via Beolab 9's - anyone nearby, feel free to pop in and have a listen. They sound very good here, but I will take them

Large - King Street is indeed in Manchester. Although I'm currently using a solar powered PC in a folk cafe in Cambrdige ! Anyway....as a shandy drinker....listen to this... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-J4srDfmoc At the shop, we sing this every morning in rugby scrum tyle team building style......honest.... Best Regards David

Perhaps its time to dig out the best coffee cups and allow our shop to be "occupied" for another evening ?? Its been a while since the first northern beoworlders meet @ King Street - so maybe , with some interesting bits due out over the coming months, we should have the second installment.......but, I'm of to Cambridge for the folk festival

Thanks Lee - tickets gone now, I'm afraid. Hope all is well, DJ

I'm not being nosey - but broadly speaking, where in the UK are based ( region, not town ) ?