I think the convenience aspect of the later generation of B&O turntables should not be overlooked. The sound quality may not be the best but if I had to stop/start, wipe, lift/ lower, lift/lower and stop just to listen to vinyl then I surely would not bother. Of course I could be persuaded if I could actually hear the improvement beyond the typical

I dont think any of them do. At least none of mine ever have! They do switch to wide when watching terrestrial channels on Sky connected by scart.

As I understand it steve@soundsheavenly will make just about any lead from the weird to the wonderful!

I visited once and thought it was a disaster!!

Sounds like the tweeters are blown. Very common fault usually caused by running too loud. Easily tested by your dealer. Tweeters should have a resistance of a few ohms, faulty ones are either open or closed circuit (I have seen both). Believe it or not, many users don't realise and simply wind the treble up and the bass down!! Replacement is the

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The manuals are on site http://www.beoworld.org/manuals_view.asp?pid=973 and you are a gold member!

I can help. Where are you?

You need a MCL2AV including IR transciever with the MCL2P to control the volume.

Quite correct. The Beogram 5500 should be plug in compatible.