First question is: Do you own any MAC products, such as airport or express or whatever "i" there is.

if the answer is yes; then that is where you problem is. the mac wifi defaults to channel 6 (in router terms) an it competes with the BeoLine channel that happens to be along the same freuqency. This has started to occur about 5 months ago with the firmware update that mac always does.

To fix the issue. Open a phone line (call your cell) and stay on it. Go to your express i-thing and unplug it from the wall, wait 30 seconds plug it back in. It will look at the channel that it defaults too and once it sees it's occupied (because you are on the phone) it will jump to a different channel and your problem will be fixed.

Willie

B&O Store Calgary

I will try that as we have Apple-TV and the Express. I'm not sure if that will be the solution as this has been occurring long before 5 months ago. Regardless, thanks.

This is ironic as I am from Calgary and I never got any other help from you guys other than the stated solution in my first post. Cheers.

I live, breathe and own B&O. Person that worked here while ago got replaced by me, and I'll be more than glad to help out. I've left my 7 years of architectural career behind to work for the greatest company in the world (at least I think) and never looked back.

What you should do, is stop by for a cup of presso and we'll talk B&O until the sun goes down. 😁

That sounds great. We love the phone equipment (and our stereo equipment) and I was sad that my wife made me box them up and get Panasonics (the clicking drove her nuts). We are also in the market for the Beolab 9's in the future, so we'll be in soon to see you. Cheers. Justin