Yes the MCP on top is just for photo. and the cover has sagged, but I will glue a 5 x 5 Mm. alumium angle to the under side, it will not be visible when the lid is closed, and when open it will look like its original. Where i have problems is with the side panel, the lower half has some white plastic strip attached with double sided tape, the tape is

Just a follow up of this restuaration and repair. BM 6500: Throughout cleaning, changed caps. Result, better reception, better sound, faster reacting when using MCP. BG CD 6500: Cleaning, lubrication, changed bands, ajusted and cleaned contact for tray open, opened front panel and cleaned front display. Result, opens and closes correctly, reacts on

Afhængig af hvordan du opstiller, surround, stereo, og hvad du lytter til. Er det musik, som jeg, så har jeg prøvet lidt forskelligt med min Beosound 3000. 8000 foran, 4000 bagved, 8000 foran og 4000 længere ude foran og højere oppe, den sidste løsning giver en dejlig bredde i stereo. Sønnen, som er meget

It hurts to see something like this. Check the wires comming out from the back side http://cgi.ebay.com/Bang-Olufsen-BeoCenter-2800-No-Reserve-Used-Vintage-/130473706888?pt=Vintage_Electronics_R2&hash=item1e60d6c588

The problem is normaly just a matter of cleaning and relubricating the 1700, if your not a little tecnical minded, leave to someone who is, the 1700 is serviced from the underside i think, but there are manual available on Beoworld, and with a Silver or Gold membership you can download the manuals. And the next time you try a Beogram, just press play

Repaired the broken track with a piece of thin wire, connected everything works OK, and the Master command console works with it. The bad news, it sounds better than my BM 2400 with BG 2404, using same MMC4 and same S45s, I will open the BM 2400 and the BG 2404 again to see what I missed there, but I think in the BM the preamp, and in the BG I will

Jacques, found it, a broken of piece of track where the wires are attached to the PCB with clips, even a blind man could see it, this is the third time I checked it, sorry for taking up your time for something so stupid as this, will be more throughly in the future, will post a photo later, your going to laugh your but of. Anyway, I've learned a

I thought it was mine, but no such luck, enjoy enjoy, and picks please

Started again today, I got the 5.3 V on leg 9 on the IC, pressing start the motor jumps a little, by hand I help turning the platter over the start sequens, with 45 platter on. the motor starts turning slow after the start sequens, but should start emidiately after the start button is pressed, and as the start sequens involve more power to get over

[quote user="Leslie"] [quote user="Søren Mexico"] Fighting a BM 6500, servo motor problems, the motor and its PVB OK, something else is wrong and I just dont get it, 2 days now. [/quote] Never knew that a BM6500 (Beomaster 6500?) has a motor inside and what's a PVB? [/quote] Sorry, edited