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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
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1st March February 2012
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Thanks a lot!!!! This is really a very helpful piece of information. At first I still worried it dont got any timer function, as I usually use my beocenter 9000 as my alarm with lovely music on each morning.... But the thing is, it is so hard now to find a beolink 5000 or 7000 selling. They are both very rare.... I try to find them for ages......
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The design doesn't actually give me a "wow" when I saw the photos... It's so not normal B&O style.... I actually prefer David Lewis and jacob jensen design more than this, Their designs are absolutely fantastic. Their design can easily stands for ten years or more, and absolutely still look fantastic today. Just like the old beocenter
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Thanks a lot Peter for your help. Oh....but really a bit disappointing on that! I got a timer funcion with my beocenter 9500, which I normally use it as my alarm clock. Now may be I need to switch back to my old set up, and this 2300 can go to another room may be. Justin
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Hi everyone, I had just bought a beocenter 2300 from ebay few weeks ago. Looking through the whole manual, I cant find anything related on how to switch on the timer function. Allow me to ask a silly question, does beocenter 2300 got any timer function at all, if yes, how can I switch it on?? Thanks for helping me out if possible........ Justin
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Hi everyone, I had just bought a beocenter 2300 from ebay few weeks ago. Looking through the whole manual, I cant find anything related on how to switch on the timer function. Allow me to ask a silly question, does beocenter 2300 got any timer function at all, if yes, how can I switch it on?? Thanks for helping me out if possible........^^ Justin
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Yeah....If it can really help, of course I dont mind presenting it in the FAQ section. hehehe.... Because the labour cost is sometimes quite expensive for me, so I will try to fix the stuff myself always .....
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Here are the steps for changing the clamp: a) unscrew the two screws underneath the clamp b) load the clamp down, remove the cover c) Pull out the metal strip in the middle, that is for holding the clamp down tightly d) After that, pull out the two metal rod hinges at both top corners. To get them out, you have to slide the metal rod towards the center
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Hi Just order the CD clamp will be fine. But one thing you have to find first, cause when I order mine, they require me to provide the serial no. For example If you want to order the clamp of the Beosound 3200, you got to have the serial no of that player. But thats easy, just go to ebay US, there may have some auction which have photos showing the
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I have try to do the same with my beosound ouverture. And thats very easy, just 10 mins will do.....But its reli very hard to describe, may be I will try to upload some photos later, so that you can understand easier.
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Beosound 6 have been officially announced, you can see all the details in their official website. Sooooo sad this is actually the real thing!!!!!!
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