I've heard that there is a gizmo that'll allow these two to talk to each other, and despite looking in the usual places, i've never come accross one for sale. In terms of rarity, should I just give up and buy a terminal 5000 instead? The MCP hardly sits on the arm of the sofa very well, i'd like something a bit more ergonomic, and my

Hi Peter, Please check your junk mail/spam folder..... I replied to your email last night. Thanks, Ben.

Any good auto paint supply shop will carry a spectrometer. Its a gizmo which they press up against the original painted surface, then the computer tells them what quantities to mix the paint in to achieve the exact same shade. I've had spray cans mixed for me this way, but they can mix touch up pens or even larger quantities. Maybe you could either

I have a good MMC20S cartridge that you can have for the cost of a couple of drinks if you're interested. I believe that this was the cartridge originally supplied with the Beogram 1500. Cheers, Ben.

I have a pair of these speakers coupled to a Beomaster 4400, I find the sound to be excellent. You need to get the positioning right to get the most out of them. I found it best to avoid the corners of the room, but dont position too far away from the back wall. Because these speakers are pressure chamber, the bass tends to sound a bit light if too

Peter, It could well have been the 5500 schematic I was thinking of! I was looking at that recently. I thought I was going mad, because I was sure i'd seen it somewhere. Cheers, Ben.

Hi, Yep.... I stand corrected! It must have been a schematic for a different amplifier that i've worked on recently that I was thinking of. Come to think of it, it might have been the input section of the penta 1 amplifier, the speakerlink is tied to the line in by a resistor network. Cheers, Ben.

I'm not sure about the powerlink in the 4500, but in my Beomaster 5000 the line output is just a 'suppressed' or attenuated version of what's at the speaker outlets. i.e. the line out is fed directly from the speaker level output via a resistor network! I'm not sure if powerlink is derived the same way in the 4500 though, but a look

Thats right! I'll keep my eye out for one with the Menu and Light buttons, Thanks.

Its a type 3323 I believe, so I think its an early one. My other equipment is a Beosystem 3000 and 5000, so both systems use their own remotes that aren't compatible with the beolink system. I like the idea of a Beo4, but i'm afraid thats going to cost several times more than the TV!