Hi all and thanks for the replies. While the 220V directly at the house sounds very elegant solution, I would probably not be able to do that (as I'll be staying at a rentent house for the first year, at least, and have no control over this). So, we are back to the other alternatives.... My BV7 is a 32", MKIII (so it does not use the system

Hi all, I am relocating from Europe to US, and I've been thinking what I should do with my B&O equipment. Company pays for the relocation, so no worries about the shipment cost, rather than the voltage (220 to 110). I have a BV7, BS9000, Beloab 7-1, Beolab 6000, Beolab 2000 and BeoPort... So, what do you suggest? a) Selling them in Europe and

Hello, I just checked at my computer... I get the same configuration like you do, i.e. there is NO "portable copying quality" anymore... Br, Petros

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seanklemis: Hello Speaking to my dealer this morning and the HDMI expander is a readl product but i want to know if i run my sky hd and PS3 into the hdmi box and that then runs into the DVI socket Where will my beomedia go as it currently uses the DVI. That is no problem. The Beomedia will also go on the expander, using a DVI-to-HDMI cable... Please

So, going back to the original topic, anyone got more info on the HDMI Expander? Availability, cost? Br, Petros

petrosbeli: I also don't get the text: "If an HDMI Expander is connected, the audio socket C4 is not available, since the HDMI Expander claims the C4 socket for control.". "audio socket C4"? C4 is not an audio socket but an IR control socket. A4 is for audio... right? So what do they mean? Also, the diagram in the first page

I also don't get the text: "If an HDMI Expander is connected, the audio socket C4 is not available, since the HDMI Expander claims the C4 socket for control.". "audio socket C4"? C4 is not an audio socket but an IR control socket. A4 is for audio... right? So what do they mean? Also, the diagram in the first page shows that the

Thanks Gerd! Looks a very nice solution. But I don't really understand how audio is handled in this setup... Anyone can explain?

Soren: How can you tell if your 7-32 is MK I II or III From the type number. At least for the MKIII the type number should be between 9331 - 9339.