Hello Dave, according to the service manual there's no difference between CD3500 and CD4500 except the 3 mechanical parts chassis, cover & top plate. So this should run smoothly Gunther

[quote user="Step1"]The voltage in the UK whilst it was lowered on paper to harmonise with europe was actually left at 240v, but remains within stated European tolerance.[/quote] exactly what I expected [quote user="Step1"]Would the lower capacitance on the output not actually reduce bass slightly... [/quote] If 4700u is lower than

Hi Soren I was wrong with the 0R47, they are 0R39. I took the burnt unit out of my storage so I couldn't read it; and I obviously recalled it wrong But looking at my gathered spare parts those are definitely 0R39. MPSA13 (or MPS-A13 as sometimes written) is the thermocoupled Darlington Eugene already mentioned. That one is easily available. I'm

Hi Søren, (had to steal the "ø" from your post ) Those BM901 are very different machines. Fisrt, which end-darlingtons do you have? There are Motorola's BD697/BD698 which are mounted on the component side with a plastic strip. Those are virtually unable to find - they have an uncommon, strange housing. B&O changed to

look at the squared uppercase "M" It IS a Panasonic Although newer ones in 40x30mm seem to be 80Volt Types Gunther

Das Servicemanual sagt: "Option 1 kann durch Kurzschließen von Anschluß 2 und 4 in einer der Power Link Steckverbindungen erzielt werden" Aber was um alles in der Welt mache ich mit einer Anlage die weder am Fernseher noch an PL-Boxen angeschlossen ist: Kopfhörer? hx

No prob as long as it has a good home Gunther

10 Years After... (ok, 12 years )

Just can't see those things goin'... As I'm a continental one - any idea about postage costs? Gunther

So my BM1400 is a rarity - because I own 1% of the production Not really - it has a white label btw.