Hi Troy, ive just re-read your emails, i thought you were after 2 cdx transport screws, rather than transport screws for the cdx 2, oh well cant say i didnt try. Best of luck in your search, im sure youll find a kind soul on here that can help you out regards jason

mfirst: I thought a lot of the "guts" of a BL8000 was in the cone at the bottom? -michael Not as many guts as the guy who chopped the speaker up had jason

I have a piano black LX6000 television in fully NOT working condition, turned itself off one day and never woke up!! cosmetic condition is perfect so i thought id offer it here before it goes to the crt graveyard (aka the tip) so if anyone wants it for spares or repairs, you are welcome to collect from birmingham uk or if there are parts that can be

i had a customer with a similar problem, i found hed moved his beosound 9000 to a different position, it turned out that on setting it back up he had not pushed in one of the powerlink cables properly. try disconnecting everything then reconnecting all the cables again, it also wont hurt to swap over the powerlink cables at the same time , turn the

Ive been after a nice beowatch for a while for myself, ive been finding the beotime clock is a little heavy on my wrist feel free to pm me when you decide on your price regards jason

hi, have you recently changed the beosound 9000 mounting position horizontal/vertical/flat? if so it could be simply adjusting the cd clamper configuration at the back of the unit to the right position jason

hi all, i really dont expect anyone to have a spare one of these lying (standing) around but its worth a shot, ive just purchaced an attyca 1 and 2 system that had been fitted together using a single leg in the middle instead of the 2 and over the years the removed leg has gone ' walkabout ' (hopabout) it can be either the attyca 1 leg or the

im not sure if **** supply individual items to the public, when we signed up for our account from memory we had to make a minimum order of £2k ive used the masterlink/coax sockets in my own set-up, although quite pricey compared to the single masterlink wall socket it does save alot a time/mess and aliitle space of having to channel 2 sockets

you must have been cleaning it for ages to have forgotton where you put the screws, sounds like a thorough job if you do get stuck, ill order you a set and pop them in the post for you, no charge jason

hi ralf, i cant find the part number right now , incase this helps ,excluding the head, the length of the screw thread is 17mm, they are the wide angled thread type (similar if not the same as woodscrews) but with a flat tip rather than a pointed tip , outer edge to outer edge of thread is 4mm, ive probably made this sound more complicated than it is