[quote user="Raeuber"]This question I also asked myself, because it would be a great solution for people who don't like the Beosound 5. I don't like the design of BS 5 and with a two-way Beo 6 it makes no sense anymore. This solution would mean: - Beomaster 5 = Apple TV - Beo 6 = IPhone/IPod The advantage would be more space for (lossless

I suspect the same, but it will be interesting to know how it actually is. BeoMaster 5 is sold on its own as a companion to BeoVisions, so it would be wery odd in my opinion if B&O would limit its functionality with Beo6 without the BS5. It would kinda go against the two-way approach B&O is revitalizing. Maybe someone will "jailbreak"

Greetings fellow members, The recent update to the BeoMaster 5 and Beo6 got me thinking: Would it be possible to use the BeoMaster 5, connected to a BeoVision 10, and also use the 2-way function of Beo6 to see album covers and control music (in a main and a link room), without adding BeoSound 5 to the combo? I'm initially more interested in the

[quote user="tompa"] Hi, Your tv need a software update, (Build 210) will solve your problem /Tompa [/quote] Thank you, Tompa, that's great news - not having to change any components. I discussed the issue with my dealer, and the software update is on its way!

Thanks for your responses & test. I've notified my dealer and asked for a service visit, and I'm sure the "abnormallity" with sound adjustments will be sorted out. I had a look at the BV10-46 Service Manual, and thankfully, if this is a circuit problem, the PCB Audio is easy to replace, compared to installing the LCD Cooling Kit

I've been using BeoVision 10-46 for more "serious listening" ever since I got the BeoLab 11 to complement the sound. Tweaking the BASS settings from the TV's menu, however, gives the strangest of results. I'm wondering if it's a software glitch, or if there's something wrong with the audio PCB. So I decided to ask if anyone

A summary of recent information: The new main catalogue (October 2011) is in many ways an "intermediate" catalogue, compared to the February 2011 main catalogue. There are no new products, only some new photos and slightly revised texts, and updated product specs. As many of us here at BeoWorld know, a lot of new, interesting products will

I visited my well-informed dealer today: The 7-40" is listed as 3D in the dealer system. The info most likely did simply not make it to the latest catalogue in time of print. It is apparent that a lot of swift changes are taking place at B&O, driven by Tue, which is a good thing for B&O.

[quote user="Chrisreunion"] Going back to the original topic, have you noticed the tech specs of all BeoLabs? The frequency responses are now all rated at -10 dB, and the figures are quite different from what we've been used to over the years. Finally it makes sense to have BeoLab 7-6 delivering slightly more bass than the 7-2, simply

[quote user="mbee"] I have seen this online catalogue, and I picked the paper version (international english... I made a mistake and did not take the French one) at my dealer, and... The Paper catalogue is different!!! (no, don't be too excited, there are no new products on the paper one... Copyright info states : February 2011!!!) But