Today I picked up a Beomaster 6000. Everything works apart from the bulbs or the volume and tone controls. So I removed the top plate and tested the bulbs with a multimeter. All of them seem to have blown, but I am not 100% sure this is the case. What I did try was swapping each of them with a working one from the tuner section. No change, I have voltage

Nice to see the thread has started up..................again. Craig

nobby: I am happy to say that a number of my pieces were photographed for the book ... how many made it in? I dont know yet! Neil You will have to list them all in a thread when the book comes out. Craig

Jandyt: .....just like I haven't finished the thread abot you getting it. Good point, are you going to finish it then Andy? Craig P.S. Carol sends a big kissy kissy.

It would not work as you still need a Neutral feed. The internal electronics of the LC2 require both Live & Neutral to work. As far as I know the only way you could replace a standard light switch with an LC2 would be to have the wiring from the light fitting to the switch replaced so that you have both Live and Neutral. Not an easy job unless you

Must get around to reading Spark to Icon first. Had a copy for a few months now and not even started. Craig

That will be top of my Christmas list this year. Peter, does this mean that a lot of the pictures will be of your equipment? Craig

Craig: Human League - Dare, might listen to Travelogue next if I get time. Not listened to any of their stuff for a long time. Craig Well got around to listening to Travelogue today, I had forgotton just how good this album is. Craig

Dillen: I've seen a few 4002's where the cutout in the bottom frame was made and then covered with a black sticker, no switch mounted. Maybe these were made later than the others. Martin My first 4002 was like that, with no switch. Craig

Hello, and welcome to Beoworld. We had a similar problem with an MX2000. That was down to a dry joint on the small PCB that has the I.R. reciever on it. If you gave the plastic cover over it a slight tap it would work for a while then stop again. Craig