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I am sure you will not be disappointed. Frede is a wonderful chap and a true enthusiast. If anyone can help, I am sure he can. Best wishes,
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Try setting it to option 2 in that case! It should work in the option you describe though.
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I think it is more the size of the transformer. In the really good B&O amplifiers - Beolab 5000, Beomaster 4400 and 8000 - the transformers are big and very heavy. The 1700 is only about 20W a channel so doesn't need the heft that the other amps require.
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It may just have a DVI port. You need an adapter.
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Very innovative design but this was an AC coupled amplifier rather than the DC coupled 1500 that it replaced. Perfectly pleasant sounding - always surprised me how little was in the box when opened.
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I don't see a reason why you cannot use the 3500 as an amplifier, but the Aux out on the BS9000 has no datalink so it won't be controlled via that.
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I am posting this as a post as the system is not letting me post it as an article at present. Apologies to the author, Soundproof, who sent this in a beautiful pdf. I hope I have not murdered it too much. A vintage listening experience! What I heard, may not be what you would hear! I'd like to start off with a caveat. The following is based upon
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The problem is going to be one of two things - either the record player has a fault - connection or muting circuit - and this can be tested with a contiuity tester from the cartridge socket to the DIN plug with the deck on with no cartridge in, or the cartridge is bad. The MMC1-5 range has a fault with loose pins, particularly if the cartridge has been
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Only thing to add is that if you plan to use a Beolink 7000, make sure the software in the Beomaster 7000 is 1.3 as this will allow 2 way control of the Beomaster and one way of the Beovision.
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Interestingly the Redline series of speakers were originally designed to match Japanese music systems and to give B&O a new market. The breakpoint crisis saw them being touted as the replacement to the traditional speaker range which were more expensive to make. The only problem with older equipment is that it will normally be showing signs of age