Frede explained this in the thread about the BeoLab/Master 5000. Two stages of light sanding and a polish with beeswax. In fact, last night I actually did just that, minus the sanding part. Mine were in pretty good shape to begin with. I used beeswax without even realizing it was preferred! (Howard's Feed-n-Wax)

[quote user="Evan"]I lost my voltmeter....[/quote] Because I left it in my car from an installation on saturday, duh... Time to get to work!

I think everyone should be required by terms of the draw to post pictures of their new prizes. Well done Hiort!

[quote user="burantek"] P.S. Vroom vroom! [/quote] No front spoiler? No girls wearing neon pink jumpsuits? You did see Cannonball Run didn't you?!

I'll just wait for my turn Niko :)

Last night I had some free time and I wanted to make at least a little progress on my 3000-2. But I couldn't because I lost my voltmeter.... So instead I polished/waxed the rosewood lid and it's matching BeoVoxes. Turned out great, looks awesome. Now I want to recover the frets and really dress them up. While working on my S45-2s, I noticed

Lee, wonderful job with the BeoSound 8 interview.

I really want to hear a set of these! Anyone want to send me a set?! Haha

The Continental Super Sports has got a lot of my attention lately. The gloss red with black wheels is just wicked looking. Especially with the black 'maskera' around the headlamps. I totally agree with the above - classic all the way! The Countach has to be my absolute favorite.... They are very very rare in my part of the world and I actually

[quote user="wirralsimon"] Confusingly the S45-2s were still labelled as S45 on the front,so most of the S45s you see on eBay etc are actually S45.2's! Simon [/quote] Oddly, my S45-2s have S35 frets!