I can't vouch that this would actually work, since I haven't noticed the PS3 in the PUC, but you can follow the instructions at this website: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=761809, and thereby allow for the possibility that the BeoSystem can talk to it with an IR flasher. As far as the Beo 5, though, if you're implying that

Bravo on two counts! First, the color choice is brilliant! B&O build AV like super-cars and it's totally appropriate to go for a color! Secondly, the TV height is exactly what I've done. People who put these things over fireplaces are utterly foolish. Once you've had a television hunkered down, you'll never want it any other way

Anodization is not a finishing process in the traditional sense, so re-anodizing would not be a practical option. However... depending on just how regretful you are, you may want to have your dealer give you a quote on a cabinet change. It's two shells and two tops and they're not tremendously expensive. What may vary wildly is the labor required

3 buttons, but many many wheels...

Yes, upgrades like these can and have been achieved by software/firmware upgrades. That is the advantage of the all digital platform of the BS3. As for those devices. I've hooked up all but the Sky HD (I'm in the US), and all of them work stunningly. Just remember to "unpair" the mac remote from the Mac-Mini as mac products will only

As a B&O shop manager, I've sold a lot of these, so I'll give you the best advice I can. At least I don't have to worry about sounding biased here on the BeoWorld forum! Interesting question in terms of a non-B&O panel. Obviously the ideal compliment to the BeoSystem 3 would be a BeoVision 4 and if you walked into my shop I'd