[quote user="jrantala"] Oh yes, the timer belt: I left only small opening between the machine and keyboard (i.e. almost closed the keyboard down) and then used my wife's crochet hooks to get the belt in place. They are actually very good tools with all belts, tuning wires in old radios etc., the crochet hooks! - Jari [/quote] By the way

Looks the same. I glued my broken PCB last night, and this morning I was able to fix all but 3 of the traces with solder. I tried to use wire on the other 3 without taking the timer off and unscrewing the board, but I wan't happy with the results. I took the wire out and quit. I'll wait to work on my deck again until after I receive the board

[quote user="Jason"] I am not one for cassettees. I was just trying to figure out where I have one at to test it with, I am more less into records and reel to reel. I will just keep it in there for looks, may open it up just to see what it looks like insides. [/quote] Welcome to Beoworld, and nice find! Which loudspeakers were you interested

Now you're just showing off!

Man, you are WAY more motivated than I am. I will likely do the same - some day - but it won't be for awhile.

Congratulations! Good luck putting it back together....

Thanks, Jeff. Whenever you can get the board out is great! Same address. Survived the ice sculptures and dinner out with the kids...now it's time for the serious drinking! Happy New Year!

[quote user="burantek"] Rich, I have a spares BC5000 and I owe you a package! Want my board? [/quote] Absolutely, yes, but only if you won't miss it.

[quote user="chartz"] Just as I figured... Join the broken bits with cyano, then sand broken tracks and make solder bridges or better still, cut small pieces of copper wire to make the bridges more reliable. I'd also glue plastic pieces on each side of the PCB to render it more rigid. Good luck! [/quote] Thanks, Jacques. Will give it a

Nice trumpet stands, Leslie. My two pairs of M70s are jealous.