Very nice indeed, congratulations!

vikinguk wrote:

Very nice!

Ceiling or wall connections 'snake' to follow?

Graham

so I'm well aware of that my last set up looked much nicer (all Beo), but the thread is called "Flash your..." so here comes my current:

not all Beo I know, but there wasn't enough space or depth for a CRT in this apartment... but it still sounds nice. The right channel is not visible and reason for the TV stand thing is that there is a sliding door going in to the wall behind it, thus not allowing for anything to be screwed on to it.

The DVD in front of the speaker has a Beo connection, if you as me search for " Bang* " on auction sites and second hand sites to find your gear, this is the thing that represents most of the non Beo hits. Big Bang theory that is 😁

These are the pictures that Locutus is trying to post. You got to use the direct links for linking in forums such as Beoworld not the html ones.

By using the links provided I could see the direct links in photobucket so I have inserted your pictures for you. It looks good!

Mark wrote:

nice ceiling light Michael.

Thanks Mark!

synth wrote:

Nice touch with the routed out skirting boards......very clean.....nice!

Thanks synth! I´ll try to continue with ideas like that.

Yes clean design is just the best.  The best technology is hidden,  IMHO.🙂

I spent a lot of time recently wiring my parents house for Cat 5E ethernet and installed a gigabit switch and ran all the cables through the walls and up into the ceiling. We are only just receiving Cat 6A cabling in Australia.I was fortunate that the house had wood frames and drywall/gyprock walls so its easy to run cables. In european countries the hollow skirting board for any AV cabling is a great idea - you dont have to punch holes in walls.

As an aside, I understood that the new networking cable for B&O is Cat 7, and Cat 7 is quite heavy, bulky shielded cables, but handles 10GB networking ( which is fibre speeds ). Odd that B&O doesnt just use a single optic fibre instead of copper....oh well....The best thing about fibre is that its immune to electrical interference/elektrosmog.

Enjoying the winter olympics....love the super G...

Thank you very much Friedmett. See what happens when you try to do it from your mobile without your reading glasses? I may replace the old Pioneer receiver with a Beomaster 1900 or 2000 one day. I've got my eye on a few.

I got my new gear. CD ripping device.

 Greasy fingers on the equipment.