[quote user="Vienna"] [quote user="Hiort"] You have to order separately. [/quote] Strange, when a friend of mine got his BC2 two years ago, the WB for the socket unit was included, the WB or stand for the Master unit must be ordered seperately. [/quote] My ex-demonstration BC2 came with the socket box and wall bracket. I had to make

[quote user="SWISS_2"] So Graham, did you buy the Picasso or the Freud ? [/quote]

[quote user="stotty1111"] Come on then, link? [/quote] Don't know what happened there! I thought I'd posted a full description and recommended viewing the pdf in the BC2 Socket manual. Anyway, Vienna has posted a good picture. The prongs on the bottom of the plate go into holes on the bottom edge of the socket box. Graham

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Invited to a friends art gallery launch recently I found myself looking at various paintings and prints by famous artists. A tiny Picasso print was available for £9000, a Freud self portrait print was £40000, etc. These prints have the basic value of a £5 piece of paper with ink applied, but their attractiveness, uniqueness and the

An old thread, but I had serious problems trying to post from an iPad on the forum, with a tendency for the screen to flash and become unstable. This was resolved in part by using Phil's App, although this has the disadvantage of not having an edit facility. Also, any attempt to link to the 'Wed thred' took you back to the unstable browser

I have a Beotime mounted on the wall in the bedroom. It just needs to lightest of taps to get it to display the time. The other evening, however, I was taking a phone call and went into the bedroom with the phone. Suddenly noticed that the Beotime was lighting up intermittently with no tapping or contact. It hasn't happened again since (but I don't

It would be interesting to see a sub-brand based on or incorporating the name 'ICE power'. Knowing how many other branded quality products actually incorporate ICE power modules, B&O could at one fell swoop associate its proposed sub-brand with a lot of other quality equipment, yet at the same time indicate that there's still something

I assume you have the BV1/BC1 wall bracket? The BV1 wall bracket places a very high load on the wall. If the wall is not solid I would suggest either locating an existing timber stud and using coach screws, or if necessary inserting a new timber stud in the wall. Your idea of using a raised panel would be a good alternative: construct a plasterboard

Well done benjarys............. would have looked nice in my kitchen