Just to revive this excellent thread

I suspect you have a DIN - 3,5mm plug adapter that is wired for the wrong direction (i.e from the DIN to the plug). Therefore you are not getting the actual signal, just some crosstalk.

[quote user="vikinger"] For what it's worth I am currently listening to Radio Paradise NRadio through a BM2000 married to S45's and a Pinnacle/Roku Soundbridge. Equipment spanning about 40 years of changing technologies, and a music broadcaster from whom many could learn a lesson or two. [/quote] Radio Paradise is one of my favourites

Oh - I didn't remember reading this before, so I thought the text had been just modified this way. If it is a regular error, then fine Mine even have the cabling between the display PCB and the DIN socket in the bottom (included, just covered with a blind plug). I also think they would look most odd with a full length fret!

Every now and then I visit Beocentral just to see what's new or updated. There's a 2nd August entry on Beovox Penta, and since I have a pair I wanted to see what changed. Not much it seems, except for this passage: "The Penta loudspeaker required very few changes to be sold in Beovox form. Screw binding posts for the cables were already

I have no problem telling the problem on these Lenovo SL500 speakers (far from the worst laptops in that area, though). The cue points don't quite seem to match between audio & video. Bought the CD in 1985 as one of my first. Sad to hear that even that has been ruined.

Roxy Music - Avalon Need to finally get that whole album. It has been evading me for years and years.

They don't upset me - I just think that those prongs sticking up from behind a device destroy the looks, even worse than some speaker or power cords lying around. If the BM8000 ever was supposed to have the antenna holder, I suppose the screw hole(s) for it should be visible somewhere. The user manual doesn't mention it at all...

Or, instead of making your streamlined Beomaster look like there's an alien ant skulking behind it, forget about the holder and keep the antenna out of view EDIT: didn't see the pic on the first way round. Looks exactly the same as the original antenna on my BM4400, which on the other hand seems to have the exactly same slotted holder as any

I do not have an mp3 player (except on the mobile phone, which I haven't ever used). I wouldn't have problems setting up any kind of digital media network I'd like to have, I just don't want to have one. I have probably a dozen pieces of music on mp3, all pirated downloads that aren't available anywhere else. I want to have the physical