No, they have not... Stopped by yesterday, and they said that they hade changed some components that were a little bit out of spec, but it still wouldn't work... But another repairer is going to look at it on Monday - with fresh eyes...

An update: The repair shop have had it over a month now, but just started to work on it yesterday He called me and said that he had found a broken component that could be the cause, but he wanted to test it for some days... Here's what he wrote: Demontert og feilsøkt. Funnet def lytt i linjetrinn (C26)

OK, thank you very much!

Hi, I have a LX2500, and want to use the AUX 3 A/V input, so I have found a DIN plug that fits. But before I find the solder iron I have some questions: I have attached the picture from the LX2505 manual: is the picture from the solder side? And is it the same as the LX2500? Is it right that it works like an output, until it gets 12v? If that's

Hei! Hvis det er Compositt som nå blir overført via Scart, blir S-VHS bedre. Men hvis du overfører RGB, har du allerede det beste. For å bruke S-VHS: 1. Koble du DVD-spilleren til TVen med en S-video kabel 2. Koble lyden fra DVD-spilleren inn til AV2 scarten (bruk en vanlig phono kabel og koble den til en 3xRCA til scart, eller

Ahh... But why didn't Beo just adjust the RGB output level on the DVD1? I can understand why on the older sets, as david707 says, RGB causes severe interference to the picture from the TV tuner... But why not RGB on the newer sets? I guess we will never know... Two more questions: Does the DVD1 support DVD-R or DVD+R? Does the DVD1 work with LX2500

Hi! The repair shop have had it for two weeks now, I just got it back. Here's what they did: "Koblet opp og prøvekjørt, skrudde seg av etter en stund. Demontert og feilsøkt. loddet generellt over bilderørsprint, power og linjetrinn. Koblet opp og prøvekjørt OK. satt på test." They tested

Roger: mhw: Even in Norway! But they have given a price of 2.400 NOK - but you will have to add another 2.000 kr to get one when it is released in October. Roger Aha... I thought it was a little bit cheap!

Even in Norway!

I have a MX7000 connected to a Hitachi DVD-recorder, and I believe the DVD-recorder is sending out an RGB signal. When I press "Menu" the picture get a little brighter and moves little sideways, and then I can adjust the colours, brightness and contrast but when I leave the menu the picture is exactly the same as it was before I went into