Making a last minute run here... I'll call this shot "Accessorising"...

Thank you everyone for your replies. As I a suspected, one part without the other is useless - which is probably why it's being sold. S

I suspect I know the answer to this already, but I'll ask anyway. Someone is selling the small bracket part (which attaches to the wall) of the system used to horizontally mount a 9000. They are not selling the larger backing plate which attaches to the 9000 however. I have my 9000 on a floor stand. Is it possible to use the backing plate from this

There's a BeoSound 9000 on ebay at the moment with the glass door detached. If it's come off but some of the hinge fittings are still glued to it, can it be re-attached? Or would a new door need to be purchased? I believe glue failure was an issue with some of the earlier models. Has anyone any experience of this repair? Cost? Stuart

Afraid I don't know anything about the alarm clock. I'm interested in the Australian pricelist though - any chance you could scan and email me a copy? Stuart

One of the main speakers on my Century was deemed to need replacement. The repairer said that both speakers needed to be calibrated, so it was advisable to replace both. I'm just wondering what calibration of speakers involves and if indeed it is necessary to replace both. Stuart

I recently bought a Century on eBay and the remote that came with it was a Beolink 1000. The Century was the silver clamper (later?) version and I was expecting it to come with a Beo 4. Does any one know when Beolink 1000 remotes were last manufactured? Did they come with the Century at any point? Thanks for your help Stuart

Graham, do you know if this applies to the BeoSound 9000? I'm thinking of buying one from the US for a friend, to use in Australia. Cheers Stuart

Some good advice there. They were burned at the highest speed. Other brands do play okay however. I've got Roxio Toast as well, so I shall experiment.

CDs burned correctly - they play in the car and my other audio system. Strange...Oh well