jandyt: When you typed that, it was 5.30 in the morning in the UK. Guess it was about 1.30 lunch time in Hong Kong. No wonder Puncher and I are lacking your imput on Wednesday evenings! Andy T. Alas, my friend, the world doesn't run on London time. Where are the Beoworlders from around here? It was around 12:30 when I posted the above. It should

As the lyrics of an old song goes. I am the only member of 2548 on line (along with 20 guests)!

Hi, there. You have a PM. Thanks.

Peter: If it is any consolation, my first foray into B&O started in a similar vein. I had bought a Beomaster 2400-2 which developed a fault with the volume control - it would suddenly, and for no obvious reason , start turning up the volume till it was on full. One attempt to repair it occurred but the problem persisted. At that point my dealer

I think the guy's name is Andy and I thought he was a Beoworld member. Lee would probably have his contact details as Lee had some BL4000s "reverted" back to the aluminum/silver finish.

Thank you.

Hi. Are you having the same problems? Perhaps I should clarify myself. My aberrant speaker was providing sound at a constant level lower than its mate despite the display showing the same volume level as its mate. Then recently, after the popping sound, it has maintained the same level of volume as its mate. There is no fading in or out. There was some

Thanks again, Chris. Apologies for any inconvenience caused. I have sent you a PM.

van: Hi I'm looking into why this is happening. V Thanks, Van. Beoworld may be foolproof but is it Wings-proof?

Medogsfat: Hi Wings, hmmmm.... I'm surprised the edit button isn't there, strange. I can either edit the existing one for you or delete it completely. Whichever you prefer. Chris. Hi, Chris. To keep things simple, may I ask that you delete the ad and I will post an updated one later. Thanks much in advance. Wings