Both speakers on my BeoVision 2000 have suffered foam rot, and therefore have bits missing. I suspect that refoaming such small drivers is not practical - are the originals, or something very similar still available? Mark

That's very clear now. Thank you, Keith. Mark

Thank you Keith. I'm afraid that I still have difficulty working out what can go into what. I guess this is a natural consequence of a supplier where we are supposed to rely on them to sort it out. This is fine for new equipment, but confusing when collecting electronic antiques. Mark

Thank you each for your help. Two follow-on questions, though. Is there a list of these add-on modules, such as the satellite module, somewhere on the beoworld site? I would love to see a matrix of TV models vs modules, and details on the modules. Is the satellite module designed for reception of analogue or digital signals? Thank you, Mark

Um... There were two questions in that sentence. Which one is "no"? Mark

So does that mean that the 4002 is superior to the 4000, or does the 4000 have an advantage in some other area? Mark

Can someone explain the difference between the MX4000 and the MX4002? The website says: Beovision MX 4002 was the Beolink® variation of the MX 4000 Why would I choose one, rather than the other? Mark

Peter, I've just downloaded pdfs of the service manual and schematics for the MX2000 from: http://manuals.electromaniacs.com/ I've not had a chance to try them out yet, but they look good. They have a note on the front of each saying that free distribution is OK. They have a number of other B&O manuals too. Perhaps they will allow them to

I've just acquired a Beovision MX2000. I know this TV has come in for stick in the past, but this is a nice example. However, it has no user guide, and a low hum on the audio. Can someone suggest where I might obtain User and Service manuals, in English? The manuals section of the site currently only has a German user guide :( Thank you, Mark

I live in Malvern, which is a long way above sea or river level, so we should be safe from flooding. However, the Malvern Hills do not absorb water terribly quickly, so when it rains hard, we get rivers down the "up-down" roads - i.e., the ones which point up the hills. Last July was even worse than normal, and my avatar shows the wall of