This looks like it.

In the event anyone was thinking of purchasing these inexpensive replacement batteries for their BC 1/6000, the good news is that they'll work and charge fully. The bad news is that if you leave your handset off the charger the battery will go dead in around half a day. Contrast this to the Sanyo's, which will last up to 6 days depending on

And if you have all your favorite stations stored as presets it's no problem to tune it with a Beo4.

Priceless. "...the Beogram 8000 which plays records fine but we couldn't figure out how to get it to play CD's," Hmmm - now if the light that shines down to detect the record size were a laser light you might just have the first CD-playing turntable.

Here's what the real case looks like. And silver-tipped ear pieces are the surest way of identifying the fakes. They definitely appear to be silver-tipped in his listing.

Definitely. Silver-tipped ear pieces, and even tho he's trying to hide the case you can see enough of it to tell it's the fake one.

Um, Steffen, being Danish (note the caps) don't you think you might be a tad 'biased'? (and I'll try to ignore your slur against Americans - apparently you've never seen McIntosh equipment). And the cabinet on the Tandberg I showed a photo of is made of rosewood. This reeks of Japan to you?? @Eugene -

Well, the shocks are just if you want to test it and place your finger at the tip of the gun while firing. You could use the supplied light bulb instead

The Aux in back is an input, not an output. It's for an MP3 player, etc.

I've got a pair of Beolab 2500's that are surplus to my needs. I thought I might be able to make use of them by hooking them up to an LCD TV (non-B&O), or my PC's headphone jack using an adapter cable -- miniplug --> 2 DIN male connectors. I've been told this won't work because the BL 2500 doesn't have a line input. Why