Electrically I think it's the same. And check it out - broken in just about the same place as I broke mine! Now I don't feel as big a bonehead. Very nice repair job - way higher quality than my 80% attempt.

I received Jeff's board yesterday. Physically it's different from mine.

I'll go back to the FLESS next week some time and take some notes and pictures of what's available. If memory serves, the "best looking" one was 10 amp and was an even $100. A much larger, much older appearing unit was 15 amp and was $120.

[quote user="chartz"] Hi! The question is: where do the wiring loom sit on the left? Does my photo show the correct path? [/quote] I think I understand the question. Will check this evening and post a picture.

Jacques, my deck is still open (hoping to go home tonight and find Jeff's board). What exactly is the question?

[quote user="Søren Mexico"] Back again from my vacation, very good job indeed, and love your explanations, thanks a lot for a good thread, you are way ahead of me, not only in the work, but also in knowledge. I hope to get back to my 4000 in the weekend, did some thinking and drawing reading during the vacation. When I get hold of a

This is the adapter that came with a BG3404. Note the ground wire.

You, sir, are a steely-eyed missileman. Well done, and welcome to the BM4000 club.

A stack system will be the next thing I collect. I am very interested in reading stack owners' opinions.

[quote user="Jason"] Thanks! I am not sure yet, I know I want something period correct and in rosewood of course. The system came with a lot of sales brochures too. So I was going to read them and see what they had to say about speakers.I really want to get it back up to spec and polished up. Just my problem is finding the space to put it