Danke, Dexter - und Entschuldigung für meine Deutsch, nur vier Jahre im Schule Also kein Bild und kein Schnee... leider scheint es ein intern Defekt in dem MX zu sein, nicht ein Problem mit den Setup.

[quote user="vikinger"] Another review link covering several manufacturers. [/quote] Finally something that makes some good old engineering sense [quote] Forget the power cable delusion/diversion! Are B&O getting enough credit for ICEpower? Are they using it in their own products to a sufficient level? [/quote] The upcoming 6002/8002 update

MX2000 hat keine Menue, order Setup... Aber mit keine Antenne oder SCART Anschluss, sollte er ebenfalls "Schneeabfall" zeigen wenn Du ein RF Programm wählst (z.B "TV" + "1", oder "Tune" unter den Klappe). Wie ist es? EDIT: [quote] Nochwas: der Receiver lief bisher nie auf AV, der MX 2000 war (wenn aus) immer

That's the original cartridge for Beogram 4000

Der MX2000 hat keine Probleme mit RGB - er wählt auch automatisch die SCART Anschluss so lang die richtige Kontrollsignale kommen über den Kabel (Pin 8 hoch -> SCART active, Pin 16 auch hoch -> RGB). Dafür vermute Ich das die SCART Kabel ist los oder defekt, oder die Ausgang des Satreceivers ist aus. Mit den Fernbedienung kannst

[quote user="dilznik"] I clearly need a proper workbench though... [/quote] Nah, just improve the Leatherman clamp with a rubberband around the handles like I do

Although I'm not going to discuss its merits as such (because I didn't read it ), remember that it's a scientific article, not a sales pitch or a Harlequin novel... Personally I've never been too impressed with the ergonomics of the Beo4 by itself. This article discusses the entire user interface including the controlled device though

Doesn't look too bad actually. If you don't care for the industrial look of the Moccamasters (I don't), most coffee machines look just horrid. So I've settled for the expendable 20 euro generic plastic blobs, buy a new one when it breaks or gets too dirty... (except at home I have a >15 year old Philips that just refuses to die).

[quote user="Alex"] It seems to vary. Take for example the remastered versions of Fleetwood Mac's Rumours ; the original master (which is or was available on CD) sounds fantastic. Very dynamic, all the instruments/guitar strums are still there as they should be, jumping out of the speakers at you, and the drums still sound fantastic/dynamic

Head alignment mostly affects higher frequencies, which contribute very little to the overall volume, so that's not a likely culprit. Cleaning and demagnetization can't hurt, but it could also be just a matter of your tapes aging, either due to not so optimal storage conditions, or the tapes themselves being not quite cutting edge. Do they sound