Oh, the DVD doesn't have a SCART at all! That would've been relevant info from the start... I'd just delegate it for use with some other TV and get a new cheap DVD with a SCART connector. Then you can use it in RGB and the picture will be better as well. Or, if you really want to use it, you could connect it to the MX with an S-video cable

Looking from this side of the pond where B&O itself and most of its customers are, the economy is far from stable. It looked good for a while starting last summer, but it seems that there are still some fuses burning... It's this new sociocapitalistic world order, where banks take care of the profits and taxpayers take care of the losses. Well

Do you have "SVHS=off" in the sockets menu of the MX? Failing that, you could try connecting the AV1 cable that now goes to the STB to the Panasonic and see how the picture looks then. If it is in colour, we can at least rule out the DVD player as the problem source. Does it have some kind of PAL/NTSC setting then?

Check that the Panasonic is configured for RGB output (instead of S-VHS / S-video).

So after searching so long, you now have have five of them, Lee?

Old B&O delivery van gearshift knob?

My B&O shares are still doing quite nicely as a whole (I bought the first batch too early, though). The way the world is going, it won't take long though. After Greece and Ireland, I'm now just eagerly awaiting for Portugal, Spain and Italy to collapse as well, so I can send the rest of my money over there.

Yes, I would check the electrolytics in the reset circuits of the microprocessors (both of them). Obviously the +5V supply needs to be stable as well.

Thanks The short was on the mixer stage of the tuner, where the cap doesn't see any DC - the other half of the cap would've seen anode voltage through a coil, and there a similar short might have burned itself out... or burned something else. Perhaps I should've bothered to desolder the cap first, which might have saved me from some frustration

[quote user="Dillen"] Wonderful project ! You use Blue-tak, I use masking tape. Martin [/quote] I'm happy to say that worked as well, no problem putting the pulley back on! Hopefully there are no more surprises so I can finally put the covers back on... except that I still have a small project to be done in there, but now I'm just