OK, Didn't mean to offend and I understood all that having read the thread. I was just genuinly amazed that you implied you don't know if a TV you just spent a load of money on has LEd backlighting or not. I agree it doesn't mae any difference to the buying decision, and like I said it will e a cracking set, I just found it odd that you

[quote user="moxxey"] [quote user="rednik"] LED backlight is not coming until BV10 [/quote] B&O would be rather daft to include backlighting on a mid-range LCD TV before the BV7-40 (their high-end LCD). Let's wait and see. [/quote] Are you really saying "let's wait and see" when you've ordered the MKIV?

LED backlight is not coming until BV10

[quote user="KingOfSnake"] FYI, the price rise of 10% is active from June 1st, any dealer telling you otherwise is either hard-pushing to get you to buy now or profiteering! [/quote] Not true. The price increase for the 7-40 BluRay is from 9th May as stated above. Anybody telling you a dealer who quotes you the increased price from that date

How many times does it let you control it? is it 4?

I'm confused! There are plenty of people here slagging off the picture on a BV7 32. How many of you have actually seen the picture from the new version, with the new chassis and 2 HDMI? It was only released this week, and is what the OP would have delivered if he were to walk into a B&O store today and order one (unless he got ex display). I'd

Just to point out that the latest version of bv7 32, with the new chassis is now available in the UK. I you didn't like the 7 32 as a Mk I or II, I'd check out the new one before slagging them off too much. Just make sure he delear is showng the latest version, which wil probably take a few weeks in most stores

Ok Thanks! Any info on how it's been done? I know you can get HDMI senders that also do IR, but I already have some HDMI senders that work fine and was hoping there was a clever way of just connecting the IR cable B&O supply to particular pairs of the Cat 5.

Hi Our TV is moving and will be located about 30m from the sky box, blu ray etc. The ir sender cables B&O supply are only 5m, and I don't really want to dig he walls out to run longer ones (apart from ML, which is already in the right spot) Everything else is going over cat 5, but has anyone succesfully used cat 5 to send the ir signal back

When you take the covers off the back of the BV7, there is a diagram on the back of them that shows you where all the cables go. You need to use AV4 and assign it to a source. The diagram should clearly show the Red, Blue and Green vidoe inputs, and the red and white audio at the top.