For differences 4400-4500 check in the product list

I took apart one RL 140 and cleaned of the old surrounds of the woofers, took exact measurements, outer ring D is 165 mm. inner D (where the gasket rest) 142 mm. Cone outer D 120 mm, I wrote Good Hi Fi and asked for prices with glue and dust caps, gave him measurements and speaker type. This was his answer: Do you know you don't have to remove the

I agree with Spiros, but take a look at the Beomaster 4500, its build in the same year range as RL 60s but in my opinion also a beautiful piece of art, and after getting one of these, I'm shure you will get the Beovirus and start completing your BeoSystem 4500 Soren

I hope it will stay that way, but keep us posted, the power supply is important, here in Mex. my power goes up and down between 90 and 135 volts, should be 117 V, so I have to work with line stabilizer and nobreaks to all my computers and audio equipment. Good thread Jaques, thank you

Anybody knows these: http://www.simplyspeakers.com/mirage-speaker-foam-edge-repair-kit-fsk-6.5.html Some 66.00 USD, free shipping to my US address, for 4 surrounds with glue and dust caps, from Good Hi Fi it will be USD 61.00 + freight to Mex. or US address

Got the midrange out, bend a 1.5 x 25 x 200 mm steel bar 90 degrees 15 mm from one end, and could, working around the driver, get it out without problems, cleaned the woofers, used 3M green pads (kittchen ware) with acetone, to get of the last glue and foam from the driver ring, works good, took of one dust cap to see the tight fit that, according to

I took apart one RL 140 and cleaned of the old surrounds of the woofers, took exact measurements, outer ring D is 165 mm. inner D (where the gasket rest) 142 mm. Cone outer D 120 mm, I wrote Good Hi Fi and asked for prices with glue and dust caps, gave him measurements and speaker type. This was hes answer: Do you know you don't have to remove the

http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/p/311/295380.aspx#295380 Check this one: download, unzip, save folder somewhere, open folder, open C/windows/fonts, copy the Q file to fonts, done

[quote user="casdave"] 3)They are a *** to get out if they are the earlier versions, but they will, you need to use huge long screwdrivers to lever them out, and yet you have to be incredibly gentle and careful. [/quote] I took out my mid range driver, its not glued, but has a rubber gasket in a channel where the driver fits in very tightly

Opened one of the RL 140, everything I learned on this forum came through. After screwing a lot, I got the speaker open, and found woofer surrounds in bad condition, the crossover looks OK but with electrolytic caps. I tried to take out the mid range, but it is like glued to the chassis, will try again today, it looks OK, but who knows. Pics and comments