[quote user="Step1"] Anyone got any tips for tracing noise generating components without the teadium of swapping components? [/quote] Try to isolate it, disconnecting amp stages starting from the beginning. You might also try swapping circuits between channels where possible. It could also be some high frequency oscillation somewhere that

[quote user="Copperly"]Additionally, I have the receipts from Paragon Sound in Toledo Ohio, where Andy "Amos" Anderson purchased it in 84. He was a scientist that worked with Einstein on the Manhattan Project.[/quote] Now that's some heritage! I would keep it even as a static display piece As others have said, I'm sure it

MX5000 uses the "modern" remote codes, so all remotes that are current in any way should work. There is a slight chance that some obscure functions might not be found in a 3rd party remote, but that's quite unlikely. However, if you plan on using the TV for any length of time you should do yourself a favour and get a real Beolink 1000

Sorry Brian But there's plenty of mysteries like this in all equipment. A feature like that may have been drawn in there during mechanical design, even before the rest of the specs had been fixed, and ruled out before actual manufacturing. Then it'll get dragged along with no purpose, just like an appendix. Along these lines, it could've

[quote user="mhw"]Is that cable just for using network cable to transfer the Masterlink signal[/quote] Yes, it's just a cable adapter. Those power line network adapters are designed to carry Ethernet over power lines. Masterlink has nothing to do with Ethernet so it won't work. Entering the unveiled area, I think the "Beonet"

I can feel a Klein Bottle thread coming up http://www.kleinbottle.com/whats_a_klein_bottle.htm

[quote user="vikinger"]When not listening to BBC Radio 4, more often than not we have Radio Paradise (radioparadise.com) playing....... great music selection with no banal DJ talking.[/quote] One of my favourites as well. Probably half of the stuff they play, I've never heard of before, and I like most of it! And the playback quality of

[quote user="Copperly"] Can the BM6500 somehow be operated manually, and if not, will either the Beolink 7000 or Beolink 1000 operate it and the Beagram 6500CD [/quote] Manually, you can turn the Beomaster on & off and step the radio channels, and that's it. Useless. You can turn it on to CD and step the CD tracks from the CD player's

So they arrived safely, congratulations The tone controls with a Beo4 are rather annoying. First, you need to add A.SETUP to the list options if it isn't there already... then A.SETUP, GO LIST until you see the setting you want to change, then GO Use the volume buttons to alter the setting (except for loudness, that needs GO) Finally, list to A

[quote user="spthomas"]I'm curious how this works out on a 9500, which had the RIAA preamp built in, so maybe on a 9500 you could have 3 items plugged in, say a TV, a second tape, and a phono?[/quote] Exactly - it has three separate physical inputs. As do all the older models, it was only the 9300 that was scaled down in this respect.