True Graham, which was my original plan but the layout of the back of my estate enabled me to strap the Avant in on its back and strap it to the pull out parcel shelf which lessened the chance of damaging the screen. I'm sure the best way would be to transport one stood on its base in a van and secured to the sides. Chris.

I have no idea of your electronics expertise but I feel I need to add that working on a CRT TV can be highly dangerous if you don't know what you are doing. The tube can hold a lethal charge and must be discharged correctly before even thinking about starting work on one. Good luck with your TV though Chris.

No Craig, they don't come apart. I transported mine in the back of my estate car laid on its back & held in situ with bungee cords to stop it rolling around - and then drove very conservatively There are hand holds at the rear (2 holes at the same height as the lower screen edge) and 2 "indentations" just under each side of the screen

Ebay is your best place but to be perfectly honest you won't get a lot for it I would keep it and spend some time & effort bringing it back to original condition but not everyone has the time or knowledge to do this. Chris.

The soundsmith SMMC4 is better than the B&O MMC3 (I own both). I don't have a MMC2 to compare with though but I suspect the SMMC4 will hold its own pretty well against it. A new soundsmith SMMC2 should in theory be much better but to be honest I couldn't justify the high cost for the amount of vinyl I play. Chris.

Well you've identified the problem and saved yourself a packet. But I would clean off the 3 in 1 oil as it will soon start to thicken & pick up dust which will result in the problem returning, and instead use acid free sewing machine oil. I doubt very much if your dealer was offering you a MMC2 at £200 though - far more likely to be a

Jandyt: Without doubt! One of the best passive speakers ever made by B&O (according to an insider in Struer) I refoamed my own pair of S120s successfully on THIS THREAD . I would imagine the 150s would be a similar task. Andy T. A similar task Andy - but about 4 times the amount of work involved! The 10" subwoofers are monsters and are much

No soldering required, the screen is held in place by double sided adhesive foam tape. It should also come with a new zebra rubber strip which you should avoid handling with bare fingers. Chris.

Probably needs new belts which are available from member Dillen (Martin). Chris.

Hi and welcome to Beoworld This is a fairly common question and is covered on THIS thread. Chris.