camshaft: Kevin: The one with the hole is the bass driver the other the midrange. It is one of the easier ones to refoam but fun non the less CX100's don't cross the woofers over at two different frequencies. It's a basic 2-way crossover. B&O used woofers from different sources throughout the long life of the CX100 range (even though

I'm sorry to say that it does not apply to BS9000's. The 120v version is different and it is financially not viable to convert them to 240v. I have done one in the past but I bought it very cheap and considered it worthwhile. You could consider using an external transformer.

One of them has a hole in the back!!

I can confirm that it is just a software change. Part number is 8344087 as Keith says. I have done several, probably into double figures and have had no problems.

The radio will work in Italy just fine. Slightly different FM range but not sufficient to cause major problems.

European electrical systems are 220v so your US spec equipment will need a step down transformer to enable it to function in Italy.

I can't comment on the "fussy" question as I only ever play original cd's Once I get past the warmer sound of the CD50 then I think they are all much of a muchness. I can't hear any differences in the sound from radial to linear so as far as I am concerned no such differences exist!

This combination will work fine. The 5005 is only a Beogram 9000 with cosmetic changes like the number and the colour of the bed.

Compare the matt to the panels on a 9000 and you will see the difference.

Derek, At the time I thought the laser was dead so replaced the mech. It is the only knackered one I have seen so it can't be that common. However, s**t happens as they say! 2500's are not worth a lot, especially with the cd not working. Don't pay more than £50 and you have reasonable value. Remember, whoever is selling it will know