[quote user="Step1"] [quote user="Søren Mexico"] [quote user="Step1"]Might be a good idea to purchase an electronics project lab or set, this will familiarise yourself with the basics and you can build little radios and transistor amplifiers etc. [/quote] Conrad has kits for beginners [/quote] I like the old school

[quote user="Audiofriends"] Dear Sir, Why doesn't the 8"MSN fit? Can you tell the exact size witch doesn't fit? The 8"MSN has been uses >100x for these speakers without any problems. It's true that our website is out of date (.nl - .com is a clone of it). It's originally a hobby-site from 1998 and that can been

[quote user="Stonk"] I have used Fred's foam rings for some CX's and they were superb. [/quote] I've been on a lot of web sites offering surrounds, but to find a surround that fits exactly, is a lot of work searching, mostly the sellers offer the most populars, and finding one that offers the correct one is imposible, their websites

[quote user="Step1"]Might be a good idea to purchase an electronics project lab or set, this will familiarise yourself with the basics and you can build little radios and transistor amplifiers etc. [/quote] Conrad has kits for beginners

As luck will, until now I had no visit from an audiophile, but a lot of my visitors falls in love with the look of my B&O, vintage and newer. As for listening, when to vintage, "Oh it comes from 2 sides" (stereo), and on the 5 channel surround, "Oh, it comes from everywhere" Most places they have a ghetto blaster turned up to

[quote user="Leslie"] What has this Ouverture picture got to do with the topic? [/quote] He didn't have a driver pic, so this one will have to do, some people can link pics, like, Beosound-?Beovox?-bass driver-foam surround. So next time you want to present a Beogram 4000, just put a pic from a BM 4000 and we will know what you mean

[quote user="Beobuddy"]Or should I paint them with a special photo lack?[/quote] I would try with a Polyurethane clear satin matte spray

If you dont know how to check a potentiometer, and dont have a multimeter or know how to use it, I think its better for you to find a good repairshop or friend who can help you, on the forum we are very glad to help, but a failure like in your 901 may be more than just a poti, and without any knowledge of electronics, you may do more harm than good

I use Danish oil, which in fact is a boiled Linseed oil, if the teak is lacquered or varnished before, you will have to sand of all the laquer, start with a 180 grain paper, then 220 and at last very fine with 400, then oil, wipe of excess after 1/2 hour, let dry for 24 hours, sand lightly with 400, oil, wipe of excess after 1/2 hour, let dry, done

[quote user="beocool"] [quote user="bayerische"] [quote user="Rich"] [quote user="Beobuddy"] [quote user="bayerische"] Silent wire MK5 digital coaxials from the soundcard to Beolab 5's. Just for the good looks. [/quote] Be aware that you'll have to play them for about a week before you'll