Good evening - for once, a prize draw that doesn't clash with Wednesday©!

Where ever there is discrepancy, believe Dillen instead of me Start with the lamp then. The click at the speed change is the speed control relay, it should be unrelated to this problem. I was thinking that if you try to cue the arm, hear a click but nothing happens, it might be the mechanical problem, otherwise probably electronic. My BG6000 will lower

How experienced are you with electronics? I fully agree with Peter that this deck should not be used as an introduction to repairing B&O... From memory, you can very carefully pull out the "B&O" logo part from the detector arm, and a tiny circuit board will follow. The bulb is there along with a photo detector which you should in no

If you want to change the fabric colour, just order new frets and install them. If the aluminum parts, likewise just order new aluminum parts and install the rest of your old speakers into them - and it might even end up being cheaper than a pair of second hand speakers already in desired colour! If the parts were cheap and easy to swap, you wouldn't

Elsewhere, I got into discussion about the sheer number of annoying LEDs that light up your apartment whether you like them or not. From where I sit, I counted 19 LEDs that are either continuously on or blink (plus one time display on the DVD recorder, which isn't actually LED). Although B&O is generally far from worse in this respect, have

Leider nicht. I glaube MX8000 (vielleicht MX4200) is die einzige mit einem 16:9 Modus...

Well there's one alternative right next to stb's banner on the bottom of this page...

Very interesting, thank you Steen (and Peter for the word 'titivating' )

[quote user="Puncher"] [quote user="Stonk"] My wife's got the hump because I sold the sofa and she has to watch the TV standing up. Little does she know..... [/quote] ............whereas I'm just here to cheer the winners on! [/quote] Regarding that new first prize of mine and getting it here... does it sail on its own power

A selection of baked mystery PCBs, perhaps Might have solved this one myself too - the component designations fit the series, and the BM5000 was the last one to have hand taped PCBs instead of CAD layouts