No, they are quite different. 8480160 (SEAS H287) has a black, coated cloth, dome. 8480146 (SEAS H226) has a shiny, white'ish, plastic dome. The M150 and M150.2 midranges are different, namely the above types. Martin

Hi Kevin ! Welcome back, great to see you again !!! Martin

Du har en PM. (Check din inbox i øverste højre hjørne). Martin

Du kan stadig købe nye enheder men priserne, jeg har hørt på det seneste, er ret ublu. Ellers kan jeg reparere de gamle enheder og det tror jeg, jeg ville starte med. Hvis kanterne er dårlige/væk, bliver enhederne mere eller mindre akustisk kortsluttede. Martin

If the tonearm and sensorarm travels nice and parallel over the whole record, the mechanical parts are fine. In most cases of sound problems, the cause is the cartridge. Martin

Yep, right here. What type of Beogram 1800 do you have ? The early type with the SP cartridge and a round belt or the later with the MMC cartridge and a flat belt ? Martin

[quote user="stevepe"] Good-hifi says other brands installed the S80 type woofers with rubber. Thanks, Steve [/quote] They may say so but it's not true. The S80 woofers were custom produced to B&O (which also makes them impossible to buy elsewhere). Still wondering why so many parts suppliers lie to their customers or give out wrong

Yes, that will bypass the built in amplifiers. The wattage is no problem for the speakers to handle. What blows speakers is distortion. Keep the volume where the sound is clean and you'll be safe. That's a general rule. Martin

I think, it's merely a drop-ship address. Must be this: http://www.lieferadresse-konstanz.de/index.html I never heard of this type of service before. Sounds risky - but mainly for her, I suppose. Martin

I don't have one, but if you are quick there's this one: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/IC-BAUSTEIN-UPC1297CA-12789-97-/170586561362?pt=Bauteile&hash=item27b7c05b52 Martin