Low: Getting several thousands of dollars off a pair of floor model BL5 only to find out that the store had sold them to someone else after they had promised them to me. High: Getting a brand new pair of lab5s for the same price as the floor models because a promise is a promise. Love that B&O service!

I have a 3 zone sonos system set up in my house. One zone is connected to my BS9000 via the aux, and I have 2 other free standing zones including outdoor patio speakers. All wireless and the sound is great. If B&O made the BS5 wireless with all of the functionality of the sonos, I'd buy it in a second. But now, why? The BS5 is hardwired into

Actually, problem solved. My pregnant wife got sick of me moping around so she yanked the damn thing out herself with a pair of pliers. Now everything works fine and I'm ecstatic to get my system back. At the same time, I feel like a complete doofus. Thanks all for the advice.

I really hope someone here can help. I have a pair of headphones with a 1/4 " phono plug. I wanted to listen to them through the BS 9000 so I got an adapter to convert the phono plug to a 1/8" plug. Worked fine the first few times until tonite. Now the damn adapter is stuck in the phono jack of the BS9000 and no matter what I do I can't

Love the site, hope someone here can help. I currently have a beosound 9000 connected via powerlink to beolab 5. Connected to the beosound 9000 via the AUX, I have a sonos zoneplayer 80. If you are not familiar with sonos, it's a networked music server/player. I now can either play CDs or radio through the beosound 9000, or use the sonos to play

It confuses me as well. Price and exclusivity are probably major factors. B&O equipment, as we know all too well, is very, very expensive. Most of the time in those Hi Fi forums, these people pride themselves on being able to build their systems from multiple components and have a high "tweakability" factor. The whole concept of B&O