Hi Spiros, fortunately I just bought 2 cube tweeters from Chris on eBay. I already had 3 from another seller in Germany. I'm hoping that should be enough for Frede to do the restoration of my cubes - I don't know how many of the tweeters need replacing as I've never used them!. I'm looking forward to Frede restoring my Beolab and Beomaster

Thanks Claus, I knew I'd seen a post on this but didn't find it when I searched. Thanks for the link. I'm not electronically gifted so was fumbling in the dark a bit. The resistors (thin long grey 'things') look as I'd expect new ones to look. No wires cross or short circuit with no signs of fraying or cable breaks - looks very

It's odd I think. He says they look unused but on the last picture there is signs of damage to the edges of the cubes. And as you say, the DIN plugs have been butchered. It doesn't add up especially with the matching Beovox 5000's. If they have been used with alternative speakers, they could well be blown. The cubes in the picture at the

Me thinks you maybe right!. It is definitely cheaper getting mine restored by Frede!. Are they really worth that much though?

Anyone like to predict how high these will go?: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=190440904566&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT I think it's going to be cheaper to get mine restored by Classic Audio. Dave.

I've just taken delivery of a pair of S45-2 speakers which look to be in excellent condition. However, once connected to any sound system that I know fully works, I only get any sound from the top tweeter in each speaker. The mid-range and bass carry no sound at all. I removed the front grills and insulation then unfastened each speaker and the

If you search 'DVD2 multiregion' you will find threads covering this and a link to the 'Products' section. The detail for the DVD2 is: Multiregion fix. As this machine is a repackaged Philips, it is easy to make multi region. Go to the Browse page with no DVD in the drive by pressing GO + 0 and enter the code. Don't wait too long

Thanks Stan, a B&O engineer has been round to repair the AV9000 TV associated to these speakers. He had a good discussion with the owner and says that the Beolabs should work fine with the SONY. As he fixed the AV9000 it's a bit academic now but in the future they will still consider the SONY. I suggested looking at AV Lifestyle as they have

Just as a quick follow up. Thanks to Iain in Derby who gave me the contact of an engineer, the AV9000 was up and running perfectly within 30 minutes. Dave.

Thanks for the feedback Friedmett. It confirms my thoughts based on my reading of previous threads. They are trying to decide if they should fix it or buy a Sony TV. Thanks, Dave.