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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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Hi there You only need 2 pins to drive a Beovox (passive speaker), just get a DIN speaker plug like this ( http://www.av-connection.dk/?PGr=375&ML=370 ) and mount the cable in this (minus should go to the small round pin, plus to the bigger flat part I think) and plug it in on for instance a Beocenter 9500. The third pin is for driving active speakers
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My MPC5000 got the exact same problem. br Chr
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And here is another one, both taken with my HTC, sorry for the poor quality.
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Because it looks silly the other way around This is from a Fona shop in shop in Lyngby, north of Copenhagen. br Christian
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[quote user="Alex"] The timer can be disabled without the original remote control though. In fact it can be done with no remote at all - just hold both buttons on the front of the receiver and it toggles between Timer On and Timer Off. [/quote] Clever, I didn't know that
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Hi there and velsome to beoworld. I got a WII connected to my Beovision MX6000 so it should work. Connect it to scart 1 socket, in the menue of the beovision specify that scart 1 is V.tape, and then press v.tape. The manual of the Beovision 3 is avalible on this site if you upgrade to gold or silver membership and at the same time support the site.
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If the unit in question got a Powerlink plug, just use that one. Plug in a DIN to RCA converter and the stereosignal will come out of two of the four RCA leads, use balance to identify left from right. Cut of the other two leads if you want... Best regards Christian
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I just bought a used Nikon F80 film camera(N80 in the US) with some zoom lenses, a flash and some filters for £100. At that price I simply could not resist, although I like and use my Nikon D50 alot. It is fun to be shooting film again, and not use half of the time looking at the lcd. Does anyone have experience about scanning negatives? best
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Congratulations on your tv, a classic. I don't know how the contrast screen on a AV9000 is held in place, but on my MX6000 I have removed the whole contrast screen, and then glued the metal parts firmly back on the glass using two component epoxy glue (open window!). The MX contrast screen has a painted black edge all way round, so you should not
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Happy birthday Andy best wishes Christian
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