Hvis du surfer lidt på Beoworld vil du finde hjælp til at skifte skumkanter, og hvis der er andre fejl i dit kommende anlæg får du stor hjælp her, hvis du søger hjælp, får du flest svar hvis du spørger på engelsk og i vintage eller workbench forums, hvis du r lidt handy med dine hænder

Cool it guys she went to sleep

FM 106.5 Mexico D.F. wonderfull stereo 80s-90s music, clear and crispy, very good channel separation.

Its the right direction to go with a recap, but as I do not like to do something before I find the failure source, I would try to find the failure first, I do change caps as a preventive maintenance also on equipment with no failures, but if there are failures I want to know why and where. A recap will give you a better sounding and working equipment

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[quote user="Leslie"] Some pictures from the 700 I got. It still has to be cleaned and some dust particles behind the perspex which has to be removed. How to do that? @Nickyg63, Thanks for your offer but no need to be repainted, still looks excellent! @Soren, Will do my best to make pictures when it has been restored or better, cleaned. [

I had some old type Beocom 6000s conected but whereever I placed the base station or the phones, I got interference with my wifi for my home netwrok, they are now in a box in the shop and my network is a dream.

I tend to agree with Evan, preamp. But try to disconnect all attached sources like CD, BG and tape decks, allso chech if the sound comes from all speakers, Disconnect and listen to one pair a time. If the sound disapears doing check connect one item at a time and when it appears again you have the failing component, if not, its your amp, and if its

I've being following this thread, apart from cosmetic and cleaning, what else is there to do or watch for on these amazing pieces of art ?? Leslie can you make a thread, like Martins Jet set, for your incoming transistor radio. Well Martin is writing like Agathe Christie, so just do your very best.

[quote user="jrantala"] Martin, Your restoration "diaries" are absolutely superb! They are really useful lessons in vintage equipment repair, and pictures are always very nice and incormative. Even the flow of the stories is... should I say, very entertaining! Please give us more...more...MORE!! -jari [/quote] There is an old German