Next step is to find a cheap alternative for the mirror touch plate with all the anoying scratches. Found one at a local shop. Plastic 1mm plate with mirror finish 1x1m for 8.50 euro and a Piezo sensor for 0,80 euro. This is what I did: This is how the original looks like, still okay for some but not for me! Step 1: Separate the mirror plate from the

Also, what can be done to make my Beograms 3000/3300 have the same looks as the 4500. Just replace the top plate with a mirror finished one?

[quote user="joeyboygolf"] I have two mint mint turntables for sale and two very good turntables at half the price. The only real difference is the quality of the lids! [/quote] Graham, Why are these 4500 turntables so bl..dy expensive. Is it just because of the mirror finished top plate or are there any other quality items comparing to the

Lijkt me van wel! Welkom... @Andy, never knew you speak/understand Dutch!

BTW, I bought myself another one two days ago in super mint condition (no scratches/dents at all) but unfortenately the famous "no contact" issue. I have tried all options but "no contact" remains with my BM7000. So, I opened the BL7000 and all capacitors were okay accept the two 22uF SMD's hiding under the metal housing. My

That would be a challenge , but " ei kiitos" Mika! Maybe other members will have brilliant ideas for alternatives?

Small contribution from me now (instead of asking questions all the time) with pictures how to remove the touch panel. Burantek already made some nice picture and because of his help I've tried to remove the touch panel myself and finally did it Now let's see if it's possible to polish this panel without seeing these annoying scratches.

Wow Andy, that's great . Much appreciated. Let me pay for the cost and shipping . You have a PM! If I can be of any help later please let me know! Thanks, Leslie

How many you want?

Swapping with what? PM me....