Deze drivers van de M100 zijn ontzettend specifiek dus een nieuwe vervanger vinden is schier onmogelijk. Zolang ze nog werken zijn ze waarschijnlijk prima te refoamen, wat is er versleten aan? Bij mijn M100's is het prima gelukt, die drivers waren ook niet meer moeders mooiste. Misschien heeft forumlid 'Dillen' nog een paar van deze drivers

Hi Rudy, So it was foil! That is a shame, though I think they look better in rosewood than oak. This one looks fab!

This clunking is due to the weight of the carriage with the arm, it affects the turntables suspension. You should adjust the suspension of the turntable, probably upwards, a little stiffer. Play with it a little, you will see what I mean!

Hi Leslie, Dankjewel, if I'm in the neighbourhood I'll let you know but it's quite a trip from where I live!

Hi all, As Craig's brush unfortunately got lost in the post I am still looking for these two items!

Not quite an ebay listing, but on the Dutch 'marktplaats' (marketplace) http://audio-tv-foto.marktplaats.nl/luidsprekers/454371045-stel-b-o-beovox-m75-boxen.html Never seen those in anything other than rosewood before, probably quite a rarity?

Maybe it's due to the CDX2 and CD3300 not having the extra spring in the lid mech that the CDX does have? Can't see why that would have anything to do with it though. I don't think it's normal, it used to be a very expensive CD player and should close smoothly!

Hi all, Just changed the belt (46mm, 1.4mm thickness) on my new toy, a BG CD X 2, and it's working fabulously again! Just one strange thing occurs: the lid closes, and then jumps up again a couple of millimitres, then closes and all is fine, just as if it hiccups. What should I adjust to make it close at once? Thanks in advance!

To be safe you should take the lid off: very easy and instructions are somewhere around the forum if you search. I see you are a gold member so take a look at the service manual! Keep in mind the paint stripper will melt any plastic away upon contact so be very careful on the edges of the metal, work bit by bit. You can use any laquer stripper, nitromors

Thanks! Saw it too in the service manual but I'm not too sure of myself in these things.