[quote user="Luke "] Anyway I am aware that I am getting too old for this stuff... but someone left me a bottle of gin and I thought it would be interesting to infuse it with raspberries and have it with tonic and lime. It was interesting... but the quinine taste from the tonic water kept coming back the next day. Not pretty. [/quote] Luke

Perhaps Labcraft was Australian? (I actually found talk on these on audiokarma.org from two years back, in Oz as well) As the latter is claimed to be from a library, it makes sense to think that they may have been installed in a desk. Or what do you think ?

[quote user="Medogsfat"] Personally I don't particularly like the aesthetics, which is often the case when people alter B&O pieces. [/quote] I saw the His Master's Voice version at a flea market last summer. That one is butt ugly!

Same here! I'm a sucker for the wide table radios, and I guess this is the definite model in that department

[quote user="joeyboygolf"] OK you two. Remember, nobody likes a "smart-ar*e" so stop smirking. I opened and closed the door when I changed the CD and the bloody thing performs perfectly. This is a good example of how easy it is to go off at a tangent and confuse your self. Anyway, thanks Craig and Mika for suggesting the cure and

Wikipedia has a pretty good explanation here so I'm not going to rewrite it (at least not completely ). I'll try to keep this not too technical, but to really understand what's going on you need to look at the diagram on the WP page. The amplifier is a voltage source, which is followed by the amplifier's output impedance (modeled as

So as I understand the mech is not originally from this Beocenter? It could be some slight incompatibility between it and the software on the controller board, as it seems pretty obvious that the BC doesn't know when the disc has been out and doesn't re-read the index tracks. Seems it should know about it since the commands to open & close

Just wanted to say that it's fantastic to have direct input from the people behind the design and products on the forum! Thanks for joining and posting, Geoff

[quote user="burantek"] [quote user="Craig"]The sale of stolen goods is forbidden on eBay because it's against the law to sell stolen property.[/quote] [/quote] Yeah, otherwise it would be just fine as far as eBay is concerned

Stonk, can you confirm which product we are talking about? Note that MCL2A, MCL2AV, MCL X-tra speaker kit and MCL X-tra active speaker kit are all different products! As far as I know all of them are supposed to connect to the Beomaster via an MCL cable - and in all of them(?) it is connected to a screw terminal strip inside the box, so there is no