Hi all, My family and I are moving to the USA with work for around 15-18 months. We have a Beovision 7-40 Mk II (with BL8000s, BV4000s and a BL7.4) which we're hoping to take with us. Does anyone have any experience of using UK-spec TVs / Audio in the USA with voltage step-down transformers? Would we be better off finding a cheap (i.e. sub £5000

Hi all, I too am looking at using BeoPort with my BS9000 and I have a PC with all of my mp3s on. I'm wary of using BeoPort without the ability to display track info on the BS9000 display. The documentation for BM-Link states that there's a simple menu selection to indicate what type of display your audio system has; for the BS 9000, it's

Hi all, Thanks again for the helpful advice. The powerlink cable plugs were soldered on by the B&O guys. I've had a confusing development, though... Last night, the speakers (which were previously stuck at standby) started working again. This sounds to me like a bad connection or solder joint somewhere, so I've asked (again!) for the B&O

Hi all, Thanks for all your helpful replies. It's nice to know there's such an enthusiastic and knowledgeable group of B&O fanatics! I've tried playing with the L/R/Line switch on the faulty side. When I set the switch to 'Line', the speaker comes on; when I then set it back to 'R', the speaker works for a couple of seconds

Hi All, First time poster, having been a B&O owner for all of 2 weeks now. I have bought a Beovision 7-40, with a Beolab 7.4 centre, Beolab 4000s as rears, and a pair of Beolab 8000s as front speakers. The problem is with the 8000s. The right speaker seems to be faulty; it remains at standby, no matter what I try. I've tried swapping the speakers