Hvis du faldt over Old school B&O tråden på HIFI4all.dk under din google eftersøgning så er det min. Min interesse for B&O specielt Beosystem 6000, 800 og 6500 samt Beovision AV9000+ tidlig '90 MCL link opsætning. http://www.hifi4all.dk/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=66882&KW=old+school+B%26O Martin bliver nævnt

From a Danish HIFI perspective its more the design and lack of buttons to adjust and what have you. As I say there is HIFI or B&O. With B&O you find it, get it serviced and then you can enjoy it for the longest time into the future. With HIFI you can tweak it until you leave the planet. B&O is set it and forget it well kind of you know.

It could also mean some capistors and soldering is the culprit with the lazer being fine! Go to Ulf or Dillen in the workshop before buying another lazer.

It could be. As said the manual does not mention Beomaster 5500 and 4500, 9500 as being limited. The only trouble with MPAV9000 is it only works well with the Beovision AV9000. This means when the powersupply goes down you are left with the MPAV9000 and can't use it for anything. Get a Beomaster 6500/7000 instead would be my advice.

It's not common either for me but since I live in Denmark B&O is everywhere. I can go to thrift stores and find it. The latest being a Beomaster 1700 '80s with mint Beovox s45-2 on stands in palisander for not much. Dealers are in all the bigger towns and Dillen is 4 hours away. There is no backslash for being into B&O in my family.

It sounds like a software conflict between BM5500 and AV9000. If you can do Option 6 what about 5? Otherwise I have no other ideas as option 1 for both should work in the same room. Or option 0 for the Beomaster 5500. What's wrong when using 1610?

Some of the Beomaster 5500 is not born to be linked. The serial number: 05101264 If your Beomaster is higher it should have a Beolink label on the back showing the right IC is installed. The AV9000 manual says that the following systems can be used: Beosystem 6500 or 7000 45000 and 9500. There are limits to using these acording to the manual.

I got my setup in 2 rooms and option 2. This works as I said. I have been looking in the manual and it says: Powerlink should only be used in 1 room if there is no speakers to the audio system. Then there is a switch on the 1610 which should be set to 3rd position. You should set the option to 0 for the Beomaster 5500. Sound 0 store The above is for

Well the Beosystem 6500 is in my office and the Beovisíon AV9000 is in the living room. From the office I can get all sounds from the AV9000 regardless of its tv, vhs or dvd. I got a non B&O dvdplayer connected to the AV9000. From the kitchen via MCL to Beosystem 6500 I can get the same sounds from living room as in the office. From the living

It does work great with only AUX to 1611 and then AV9000 in my case. I do have the option to use powerlink but I do not know what benefits it will do at all as everything I wanted is there with the aux cable only.