You can see a tiny glow in the IR LEDs. I can too but I believe not all people can.

A digital camera is a perfect tool for checking IR LEDs and CD player lasers (don't ever look directly into one of these, it's bad for your eye and you won't see anything anyways). 

Martin

Well I have just suprised myself. Just took my BL1000 into a dark room and I too can see it with the naked eye.

Craig🙂

Craig wrote:

Got it, that is how you select which pair of speakers you want to listen to. If I remember correctly you connect up to 16 pairs of speakers.

 

Craig🙂

Now for sale on eBay.

can someone explain? a little better

cheers

I think I just performed LASIK surgery on myself  😐

a11mcr wrote:

can someone explain? a little better

cheers

This is an old thread resurrected because he is selling a rare piece of B&O shop equipment for being able to switch sources between lots of different speakers to allow comparsion demonstrations between speaker types

So the SHIFT+PHONO and then a Number allows the demonstrator to say "now we will listen to the second movement on the B&O xxxx" et cetera

I think once upon a time (in an old version of this forum) there was a picture of this wonderful gadget