The MX7000 should fit on as is. There are only two base plates for 28 inch TV's. One for MX series and one for LX series.

Have you tried a pair of pliers?

They slide away from the center to remove and towards the center to replace.

If you like them, that's fine but don't expect to find many others that will pay for them when you want to sell them. Same with burgandy, worthless on the secondhand market, can't give 'em away!! There is a plus side..........you don't have to remember the pin codes 'cos they're not worth nicking!!!!

You can leave the slave bass unit off as it does not affect tweeter output which is via the acoustic lens.

[quote user="Milton78"] Quite right...and according to the service people it's not a spare part they're in possession of. [/quote] Don't throw your BG7000 away yet! Chris (medogsfat) has repaired one of these IIRC. There was a thread on the forum about it. Suggest you send him a PM or start a conversation or whatever you do now

Just a guess...........the hook for the string has broken off?

It's easy to do by ear. Switch both BL3's to the same channel, either left or right, then use the untouched one as a reference to make the repaired one sound the same. Best to play a familiar track, one with a reasonable amount of treble. I've got an audio generator but I found it easier with a track playing rather than a monotone from the

Suggest you buy your adapter cables from www.soundsheavenly.co.uk . His cables maintain the ground connection so you will not need a separate earth wire. See here http://soundsheavenly.co.uk/bando-riaa.htm

I believe that you need a sound pressure measuring device, which I don't have. Unless of coarse you count the ones on each side of my head! Mine didn't need much adjustment to match up with the other one. Maybe a "click" or two. This totally unscientific approach to this problem is a description of what I did and is in no way endorsed