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Good luck all!

I don't believe Martin is posting to the forum while it is being reimplemented onto a new server. If he hasn't already contacted you, I suggest you send him a private mail (PM). You can initiate that process by clicking on his name in one of the posts above.

[quote user="chartz"] How about sharing our progress when we both start this common project? Since Jari is well ahead of us, this thread will be very interesting. This is a real challenge, and I'm sure that Tim Jarman will be glad to help! [/quote] Sure, I'm in.

[quote user="chartz"] That one? [/quote] Oui. I've been moderately interested in adding a BC2200 or BC5000 to my BM4000/BG4002/BV M70 main system. But since I already have 4 cassette decks I don't use, it hasn't been a high priority. But every so often I'll see a piece that hasn't had a bid on it yet, so I'll put a

[quote user="chartz"] Found one! [/quote] Me too! Should have it by year end! Thanks for posting!

This is what Martin/Dillen said about my BM4000's amplifier board: "BTW, interesting to see that you have the amplifier version with the four extra trimmers."

[quote user="chartz"] This is what it looks like (actually the picture is Axel's own, hope he doesn't mind, I couldn't manage better): [/quote] Is it just me, or is that cantilever SHORT!

The final result looked like this. Half a year later, the pegs still work just fine. Once you get the cloth on the fret board, the fit may be tight enough such that you don't need pegs or any other method to fasten the frets to the cabinet. That's the case with my second pair of M70s out in the garage.

From "Beovox M70 Rescue & Adoption" thread: The top two pegs on both fret frames were broken off. Using a pin vise I have in my hobby supplies bin from my days of modelling Warhammer armies, I drilled holes where each peg was misssing. I superglued short lengths of snipped paper clips into these holes. Then in turn I superglued 3/4"