There is no benefit in using ML in your situation. Simply use a MK2 powerlink cable.

No kit is required! Simply plug the flying lead from the 3300 deck into the Phono socket on the 9000.

[quote user="Peter "] A copy of the service manual would be most gratefully received! [/quote] PM or email your address Peter and an original will be winging it's way to you!

Sad people..........very sad

This type of fault usually turns out to be a cable fault. Suggest you swap the speaker identification. ie Switch the left one to R and the right one to L What happens now? edit check as KingofSnake post first!

Section 5-5 Adjustment of clamper arm.

[quote user="Adrian Smith"] Success!! Thanks for your help, a fully-wired powerlink did the trick - without an eye. Now, how do I adjust the volume balance between the existing active speakers, and the new passive ones? Adrian [/quote] You can only do this with Masterlink and the Remote Eye. You have just discovered the difference between

@Gunther Where did you find the BL2000 circuit diagram?

The 2200 power supply is so old it is most unlikely to fit either electrically or physically. Don't even bother to look. Since we do not have the service manual on site, it is impossible to be sure. I would guess either simply move a jumper as in the Ouverture series of audio units or more likely your service agent will need to purchase a replacement

There is an adjustment for the "droop" or paralelism of the carriage. I suggest you upgrade your membership to silver and download the service manual which has details of this adjustment. Your local dealer could also arrange for this adjustment at minimal cost.