Rich, please dont post pics of these speakers anymore, if my wife sees it, I'm in trouble.

Searching I found this one it may help you, anyway its interesting, made from our member Yachadm

[quote user="dauphine"]Apologies for being unable to add the slash across the "o' if your name.[/quote] The only one, on the forum, using the correct Ø in my name is Mika from Finland, and he only use it to make fun of me . Beautiful pics. After the mains there is usually a power bridge, I would start there checking the V after

I posted my reply in vintage products, and we love pics, and you will get help here, but start your thread in Beogram where it belongs. That way I think you will get more answers, we all love repair threads and your description is very interesting, help will arrive. We are all interested in everything B&O but some of us specialize in Vintage, some

Now, what about some pics, we love that , the Dirigent you should be able to find on Danish sites, here one , Lauritz another. Check there frequently, I have seen a pair or 2 within the last year. For the Grub screw, soke over night in WD 40 or other rust loosener (Caramba, 3 in one), before trying to loosening the screw, try to knock it lightly more

Thats a superb job you have done there, and help wil certainly arrive from the experts. Here is how to upload Images. First go to your account, upper right corner, click signed in as, scroll down click "my files", down left you have browse and add file, on the right add folder, if you want to create diff. folders, enter folder name and click

[quote user="Søren Mexico"] [quote user="Rich"]For some reason, I have always wanted a Dual turntable. Can't explain it. (Actually, I do have one, but it has a goofy tonearm requiring a headshell adapter no longer made, blah blah blah. Maybe someday I'll ask Soren Mexico to fabricate one! )[/quote] Not imposible, but

[quote user="Rich"]For some reason, I have always wanted a Dual turntable. Can't explain it. (Actually, I do have one, but it has a goofy tonearm requiring a headshell adapter no longer made, blah blah blah. Maybe someday I'll ask Soren Mexico to fabricate one! )[/quote] Not imposible, but will require that I get some "mini tools"

I have been using Audio Grabber for years to digitalize my LP and singles vinyl, it has different formats for transfering and also MP3 320 bits as I use, its easy to use after getting to know it, and its free.

Love these threads, thank you Mika,Martin