Yes it is Chris.

Very nice & very well deserved Chris.

1. A good detergent should do the job nicely (mine were so bad I actually used Silver Duraglit and it did the job without any problems). They are stainless steel so there are no surface coating issues to worry about. Don't use anything abrasive such as a scouring cream and finish off with a wipe over with baby oil. 2. Speaker covers are still abailable

beocool: Ah, yes... The famous white worms. Gold dust when it comes to packing your delicate B&O though. C'mon Andy - get on with it Chris.

Yes they are the standard 2 pin DIN fitting as on most B&O speakers. Any decent speaker wire will be just fine, don't try for anything too thick as it will cause problems when soldering the plugs. I have known strands of wire inside the plug body to become free and cause problems with shorting. Chris.

Welcome to Beoworld The short answer is I really don't know as these are one of the very few models of the "S" speaker range I haven't owned so I don't know exactly how they should sound. What I can tell you is that I replaced the cap's on my MC120.2's and the difference was immediately noticable. Much more detailed and

Puncher: Only my letters - Oh, and I am related to Del Boy Maybe you should use this font in future then Puncher Chris.

nikeyboy1212: perhaps i need to check the tracking weight...... any ideas.... beogram 3300...... mmc5........ 1.5 g Chris.

Hi Brian & welcome to beoworld The service manual is on the main site and as a silver member you have access to it. Chris.

Alex: Medogsfat: I love this thread - it has gone from "will a BS1 or Centuary" fullfil my needs? to considering a BS3200 with Beolab 5000's. Brilliant and a perfect illustration of exactly how B&O gets under your skin. Chris. I still think Pentas would be more sensible Nice one Alex - you've done what I was trying to avoid - opening