Hi all, I am having an MX 6000 shipped to me, to replace an aging mx 5000 (moving to the bedroom). My question is whether there is a datalink/aux socket like the mx 5000 ntsc? I have my beocenter 9000 currently connected to this socket and use it regularly as a sectond "stereo" in the living room. Any thoughts? Guy

Are the internals the same as North American models? Mine has been sitting in the basement for a couple of month because firstly, their is an unloading problem. The guide pin on the left (facing the front of unit) that moves forward to play a tape, and then back for ejecting the tape, seems to get caught on one of the other parts that are moving. Not

There is an available Beovision 3-32 here in Canada. Is there any way that I would be able to use it? We are NTSC standard. I think it's a nice looking tv. I read the description here and it seems it will accept NTSC through one of it's inputs, and that it is ok with 50 or 60 hertz. So as long as I bump up the power to 220V am I OK as long as

OK Derek, private message sent. Thanks! Guy

Thanks Graham, that's simple enough! Guy

I'm wondering if I can use the powerlink out socket from my North American MX5000 to connect to the MXL 2P, so I can drive some Grundig Audioramas I picked up. I've never used a powerlink connection before. Do they work like speaker outs, where you must connect both the left and right? I notice that there is two powerlink sockets on the back

OK...thanks Derek. I hope someone here in North America is interested one day in having a look at it. Guy

OK guys...thanks . Are there any "other company" cd players that I could swap the cd mechanism into my BC 9000? Guy

Would this fit in my Beocenter 9000? It's cd player hasn't worked for sooooo long. Does it matter if it's 110 or 220 volt beocenter? Guy

Oh, well then it must be the e-bay scam that I'm recalling! Guy