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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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We live in the UK, but my wife enjoys watching foreign TV, such as the channels from the far east which are available via the HotBird satellites. Currently, our receiver is a Nokia dBox running DVB2000 software, and we have the Avant VCR set to record her favorite shows each day. We've come to the conclusion that daily writing tapes like this will
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Is the DVD controlled via the SCART? I've never had my hands on a DVD1, so I don't know - where is the eject button? Mark
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Thank you, Steve - I've now emailed Ian, and am waiting patiently. I'll let you know whether I need to be on your waiting list. Mark
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Thank you, Peter. I'll measure up, to see how the "custom" shelf would look (although at that price, I can see the burglar leaving the turntable, but taking the shelf). I did consider using a couple of wooden brackets - Ikea do some nice ones, but I like the idea of the "concealed" feel to the B&O shelf. I understand that
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I was torn between "wanted" and "general" for this post, but settled on the latter... Someone used to advertise turntable shelves on ebay, which they had "improved" from the B&O design. Now that I need one, they seem to have stopped advertising. Can anyone here remind me who they are? Alternatively, can anyone suggest
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OK, guys, thank you. I've been trying the deck out with some of my pre-recorded tapes from the 1970s and 1980s, and they certainly do sound much better than I remember them. Even with the deterioration which must have occurred over that time, the sound quality and depth is impressive. That's with a Sony amp and Linn speakers. Must get a BeoMaster
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Solved! The problem was the motor. I installed one from a new "piano key" mechanism that I've had taking up cupboard space since the 1970s, adjusted the speed, and the deck now works beautifully. Shame it's not auto-reverse! Mark
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Nope, that wasn't the problem. The tape is running at capstan speed. Actually, if I hold the roller off the capstan, the tape moves slowly, as "take up" torque is low. Release roller to normal position, I get pinky and perky voices. Pressing the roller harder onto the capstan makes no difference. This suggests to me that the problem must
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Good idea! I'll take a look this evening and report back. Thank you, Mark
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