Graham wrote: "Of course, any problem can be solved if you thow enough money at it but with the majority of threads on the forum championing how little that the poster has paid for certain items or complaining that B&O in general is too expensive, I hardly think that is going to happen!!!" You have a point here. The same was the case with

I agree with Graham, Peter and Chris though most faults to these are actually easily fixed. The CD clamp may be an exception but the CD servo board can usually be repaired fairly easy and cheap. I normally try to steer clear of advicing regarding value but the price you mention do sound a little higher than what most of these seem to go for. Having

The electric shaver for sale is a SH8U. A couple of different models were produced and they are all collectors items. The Tekno bus I believe is home-painted. Martin

The Beovox 500 are the smallest "full range" speakers produced by B&O. They are fairly good in their own right but shouldn't in any way be considered Hifi as they do not live up to the DIN 45.500 Hifi norm. For collectors of vintage B&O, owning a pair of Beovox 500 and/or 600 is a must but for daily use a pair of Beovox 1100 (or

What is a CD restorer ? Snake oil ? The flying resistor should connect to the twin-pad that also connects to the nearby light brown'ish SMD component (and a black SMD too). I suggest you replace the capacitors on that board. Note that at least one of the caps need to be of a specific brand and type to work correctly. A kit exists. Not a free repair

Beovox 2200 is a nice little speaker. Beovox 1100 springs to mind too as one of my own favourites. The 1100 actually has a dome tweeter. Martin

Depending on your geographic location, a Beoworld'er with the needed skills and tools could easily be near you. Martin

Welcome to Beoworld ! First thing would be to replace the capacitors in the power supply module, especially the ones on the small center board. It's very common to see these fail by now and any ripple and/or instability here will keep the tuner silent. A capacitor kit exists for this model. Martin

Det stemmer. Og faktisk kunne man på hele SP-serien (undtaget SP15) nøjes med at udskifte nålen, når den var slidt. På senere modeller (MMC..) måtte hele pickup'en udskiftes hvilket naturligvis gjorde det noget dyrere. Den, du viser, er i øvrigt eet af utallige kopi-produkter, som - uden at fornærme

The type 2312 was an odd one, half a step from the early type towards the later. The two phono inputs are of different levels. One is at line level (with no RIAA) while the other is at "true" phono level with built-in RIAA. I haven't seen the actual module but my guess is that the option installed is a second RIAA for the line-level input