There are at least two types of this adjustment. I just checked my BG6000 (early AC motor version, similar to 4000) and 4004 (clearly lighter built DC motor version). There isn't any need to go below the leaf spring on either of these. On the 4004, there is no tightening nut at all, you just turn the top nut which can be done with fingers if you

The last NOS panel I saw on eBay ended up costing only a little bit more than I paid for the entire remote

Rainbow - Death Alley Driver - what a great video and one of my first albums!

I'm not sure if this is relevant anymore now that repair attempts have been made, but I think there was a factory recall on the early units because the glass door mounting wasn't good enough. If you get no other solutions, it's worth an inquiry at the dealer.

Sounds totally confusing to me. I saw the pictures earlier in the Danish thread, and the shuffled button layout seemed a little odd to anyone who's capable of using the old Beo4 in the dark (which is a feat in itself). Now it seems you have to dislearn everything else as well! I never quite understood the need to do GO+x for even the most basic

Welcome from me as well, nice to have more Finnish members! I got started with a flea market 900 as well, and now have three of them Unfortunately no extra knobs... By all means post some photos of your mystery speakers, I'm sure we can find out the model. Congratulations on the 2200's as well, they are very nice little speakers and a great

Hi Mark, I don't know much about the US B&O market but here's my general thoughts... The 5000's: you'll need to verify how well they work. If you try to sell them as "condition unknown" you won't be getting much. Sell the Terminal 5000 separately or pair it with the "best" Beomaster. You can of course swap

There's a plastic lever, along the length of the travel of the tonearm, that is responsible for raising the arm. I seem to recall that either that lever, or the tracks of the carriage had some kind of snap-on fixings instead of screws, and they might have popped off. Sounds quite fixable to me, but you'll need to open it up to see what the exact

Oh yes, for some reason I thought 1800 was one of the tangential decks, so forget that. Do you feel / hear anything odd if you turn the platter by hand? I would expect a platter related squeak to be there all through the record; since you hear it only when the arm is being loaded/unloaded I suspect it's something in the automatic mechanism... sorry

Well it's good to write things like this down as long as you remember the details, it might be useful later - so why not post as well