Hi Paul, That's a smart one, I figured that out already but playing music it is real hard to hear the 'wah' effect you get when you move your hand over the speaker. Your static noise trick really worked well, and the s75 dome tweeter is definitely dead. Time to figure out why! By the way, the midrange in the S45 I'm talking about is

Nevermind, I think I found a good way: the test samples at dr-lex.be work great, frequency sweeps from 16 to 20000 Hz, will set every driver in a speaker at work from low to high. My speakers sound ok, but I have one S75 with a dome tweeter (the bigger one of the two smallest) that does not seem to move. Battery test a good idea?

I'm afraid I don't have a camera... But think of your BG's platter as a clock. underneath it, in the quadrant from 3 to 6 o' clock, there are two springs, a long and a short one. The short one belongs to the arm of the muting switch handle. The long one was loose on my BG, it should be put on a little plastic hook thingy just next to

Hi all, Might be a stupid question but I can't really find a good answer anywhere: I have a couple of s45 on which I suspect the midrange drivers to be not working. The speakers seem to sound OK, but I always found them kind of thin. The midrange drivers don't really vibrate when playing, so I thought they might be broken... How can I test these

Hi Peter, I quickly checked it out, no sign of a screw in the place you specified, nor near any visible component of the weighing mechanism... Since the problem seems gone now I'm not going to try and take out wheels and stuff from inside the beogram and inspect the weighing mechanism, which is for a big part covered under these wheels, I don't

Hi 1203, Seems we're on our own with this one I might have found something but I am not sure it really has anything to do with our problem: I noticed my BG3000 also sometimes would not lift the arm and return to its rest position when the needle would get to the end of the record/run off groove. Turned out a spring attached to a little arm inside

Oh, bugger! Well, I kind of expected that... nevermind, reason to start looking out for a system 3500/4500 or one of those beautiful BC9500's! Thanks for your quick and very helpful reply's!

The tape socket is a 7 pin DIN. I don't have a CD3300, otherwise I would have tried already I'm really in love with the datalink system so I'm trying to find a CD player that will match the BM3000 ánd will datalink with it. If there is no such thing I'll start looking out for a new beosystem which does include a datalinkable CD

Thanks Andy! I forgot about those pages, but the answer there 's not yet definitive... I just tried if my BG3000 would start when pressing TP/the BM3000 would go on TP with the BG plugged in to the TP socket, there was no communication. Is the datalink signal device specific, or in other words, will a TP socket respond to the signal of a CD player

Hi all, I have a BG3000 tangential with a small problem: the record weiging mechanism is too powerful, it will lift light/thin 33rpm LP's up a little bit, and then it won't know what to do with the record and not lower the arm, just move it in position and spin the record around. Any ways to tweak this weighing mechanism? Thanks! CJ