Yes, and yes. And it doesn't light up red or green.

Hi all, I have a BL4000 speaker that does nothing when I try to power it on. No red, no green. Before I ship it off to the repair center I'd like to check the fuse. I know how to remove the front aluminum plate (unscrew the 3 screws) but how much further do I have to go to get at the fuse. And is there one fuse or several? The service manual isn't

English only.

In the shipping section of the auction form you'll see 'Exclude Shipping Locations'. If you go here you can exclude regions (e.g. Asia) or specific counties. Selecting this option will have the effect of blocking bids from people in these regions/countries.

Why did the SMMC-4 sound distorted? Did you damage it?

Soundsmith strikes me as being very expensive. I use Atlantic Systems in Hanover, MA. They're the authorized B&O service center in the Northeast. Ask for Paul Tilden - he'll likely give you a repair quote over the phone.

Based on this search it appears they've got 4 Beograms in their collection. But as a frequent visitor, all I've ever seen on display is the BG 4000.

Yes, right down to the antenna. The similarity struck me the first time I saw the BS3 in person.

32kg of gold is 1,024 ounces. At $2,000 per oz. that would make it worth $2,048,000. So it's worth over $2 mill. without the diamonds? What a bargain..

Just do a search on eBay for "turntable isolation feet" and you'll find products such as this . A better solution might be to place a folded towel under the Beocenter but this might well interfere with air circulation and cause overheating.