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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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Very carefully It's real glass, and surprisingly heavy... First you need to remove the plastic strips on top & below of the glass. Push the end of the strip in from the front of the TV (it should move easily 3-5 mm or so) and then pull the end of it out to the side slightly, release the pressure from the front and the end of the strip should
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It's definitely repairable! It will need a new belt and/or clean and relube of the tray mechanism. New belts are available from member Dillen. The reason for the discs not playing might be the same (the mechanism not loading completely due to a slipping belt), or the deck might need some capacitors replaced. This is another typical problem with
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The tweeter is the same as in Beolab 8000 (and a number of other products, including some televisions!) and will probably cost you ~50 euros at the dealer. Don't bother trying to find a generic replacement. Swapping the tweeter itself is no big deal, but you will also receive a bagful of SMD components you might need to replace at the amp, depending
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[quote user="beowild"]As far as i remember you can switch off the automatic locking. At the moment i don't have the manual or the MCP6500 at hand. [/quote] That's simple, just press GOTO and the "locked" indication (as well as the AFT function) turns off. But I just tried with my BS6500, and apparently the setting isn't
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If I were a new member and came to ask this question, I'd be wondering why people won't just let me use my kit! This is of course because you have a pair of very respectable active speakers, and arguably the best amp B&O ever made, so it is a bit of a shame to leave any of that unused... The most sensible thing would be to remove/bypass
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Oh, you were clear enough - I wasn't thinking No, I don't think it's possible, except perhaps when the source is TAPE1 - that could make some sense if it's something else than a tape recorder. Timer recording to TAPE2 is possible on BS6500. On that, you select CONTROL-TAPE2 before the rest of the programming sequence. I don't believe
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Doesn't it work as any other source (RECORD under the flap - TAPE2 - DAY - time - STORE...)? Direct recording to TAPE2 is a bit more complicated, but I don't believe there's anything special to it regarding timers.
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[quote user="Rich"] [quote user="Toby"] the suspense is killing me! [/quote] Full bladder is killing me. We need a new emoticon for that. Lacking a proper one, I'll go with: [/quote] Seriously well done Chucky!
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HAHAHAA! BUSTED! Happy birthday Puncher!
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Oh, we have reached the golf stuff already! Congrats bdgolf and others I'll settle with anything you might have left Botty...
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