Hoogstwaarschijnlijk nihil. Beetje meer bas in de 45 door de foam surrounds, maar moet je wel eerst opknappen.

The headphone output of the radio might be a tad too strong (impedance-wise) for the tape input of your 4600. Did it work fine with the computer's line out? This is at line level, a headphone out has enough power to control a headphone! Does the sound quality get better when you turn the radio's volume down?

Hi everyone! I own a beautiful BV8902. Unfortunately, it starts suffering from old age. It has some erratic problems: - Jittering of the picture on certain channels (thought I cured this by resoldering power supply board but returned today) - Focus is not always good on every part of the screen, mostly corners are vague - 'Swooshing away' of

Hi, All the answers you need seem to be in that thread! With old stuff like pentas replacing the electrolytic caps is always a good idea, especially those in the power supply (contact member Dillen! He sells good cap kits). Those in the crossover can be replaced by ordinary electrolytics or film capacitors for crossovers (don't buy expensive 'audiphile'

Hi all, My friend's beomaster 6000 suffers from the usual old age problem of getting too hot. I will replace and readjust the idle current trimmers for him, and I'd like to ask, before I begin, a couple of questions just to be sure: -The idle current trimpots are R234 and R134 on page 5-1 of the service manual, right (called no-load current

Thanks Stefan, can't try right now but it seems very logical! So the BS9000 senses the datalink on the BM6000 as a powerlink connection if I get it right? Shame the two systems won't co-operate due to the difference in codes. (EDIT) We checked it out, and indeed, it works! Thanks again!

Hi all! Something strange is happening with my friend's BeoSound 9000: It will not recieve commands from the remote control (beolink 1000 and beo4 tried) when it is not connected to his Beomaster 6000. The connection is made with a B&O 8 pin DIN plug on the side of the BS9000, on the side of the BM6000 the middle pin is cut off (won't fit

Hey, another post :) Does < make the carriage move at all, or just slowly? Can you still play records?

Hi! Did you already try to open and clean out the entire weighing mechanism? Hardened grease seems to be a common fault and you can check the entire list of possible problems in the weighing mechanism, I can think of: -hardened grease (easy to solve, very likely) -broken or worn out component (not likely, not much strain on these things I'd say

Check this out: http://www.repairfaq.org/sam/tvfaq.htm I think your problem is described somewhere in there, plus a remedy. Good luck!