Molotow: Regarding the clamper, it is not a big problem changing it. Do this mean: 1. that the BS3200 control panel finish is exactly the same as the BS3000 (I thought the products from the 2500-2300-Ouverture-3000-3200 range all had/have different polished vs. brushed alu finishes); and 2. that I can simply replace the BS3200 clamper with a spare BS3000

And this is the BS3200 picture (gloss/chrome clamper):

Dear all, I need an audio master in my lobby (I don't want this specific room to be a link room connected to either my Beosound 9000 or my Beocenter 9500). I am thinking about the Beosound 3200, just because of the design. But I have a little issue (it may be a detail, but it is important in my eyes). On the BS3000 (large clamper version), the clamper

After having exchanged some PMs with Lee, I am trying again. So, hereunder, one should see a 35KB .jpg picture of my dining room (with a Beocenter 9500 on the left hand side). Edit: all right, now it works I don't know what happend when I tried yesterday Anyway, thanks a lot Lee Edit: the moderator may want to delete this test-post if he wants to

soundproof: all you have to do is click Options in the Compose-Options-Related-Preview toolbar. There you'll find a File Attachment option, click Add/Update, and browse the file on your desktop. I have done so: I browsed on my desktop and selected the picture I want to insert in my post, then I clicked on 'Save'. The name of the file appears

Blak, thanks a lot for your reply. I have got the manual, too, and it seems to show that the "Sequence" function enables to program a specific order (like on the BC9500), but not to let the CD7000 free to set a random sequence. I think the older CD5500 or the CD6500 may have got this "random" function, but the manual seems to show

Dear all, I need to connect a second CD player to my Beocenter 9500. The purpose is twofold: (i) have a back-up player (as spare parts are no longer available for the internal player), and (ii) benefit from the "random" function (in order to play tracks in a random sequence, which the internal player cannot do). So I whish to buy a Beogram

burantek: i actually don't think now that the rl35's had a wall mount option. RL35s can be wall-mounted (mine actually are). You don't need any kit, just two screws or nails in the wall and then hang the RL35s (there are three holes in the back, either for vertical or horizontal mounting) Regards, js

I may need a Beolink 7000 compatible Beomaster. In order for me to make a good choice, could anyone tell me the difference between BM6500 (I think the late versions are BL7000 compatible) and BM7000, both in terms of technique and functionality? Thanks, Jean-Sebastien

If you want a bi-directional remote to control a BS4500, you need a BL5000 or a BL7000. As fas as I am aware, there is no bi-directional communication between a MCP6500 and a BS4500. The MCP 6500 is dedicated to the BS6500/7000.