Thanks for the offer to help Peter, just remember that the M150 is the two grille model and not the 3 grille MS150 model. Regards Geoff

Hi kokomo It does appear that LC2's are still repairable. A few months ago, I purchased one of the two PCB's from my local dealer and that fixed my particular problem - so the parts are definitely available. If you don't decide to fix them, don't throw them away - I might like the option of taking them from you. They definitely do not

Hi Loris I am currently interested in purchasing a new SMMC4 and was interested to hear that you have one for sale. If you have no other buyers and you still want to sell it, please contact me and let me know your terms Regards Geoff

Hi Friedmett It will be fantastic if you can provide me with some cover dimensions. As I mentioned in the message above, the lower grill cover measured on the outside of the aluminium trim is 319mm wide by 399mm high. Presumably, the width of the upper cover is the same 319mm and what I now need to know is the height of the upper cover and the spacing

Thanks for your comments Laurence, great to hear from you again. Yes, I continue to fiddle around with that system and it is getting closer to perfection all the time. The BM8000 now works well and the faulty displays have been fixed along with other minor problems. That receiver now sounds good and looks great. The BC9000 is also working very well

Hi Martin Thanks for the advice, correct as usual. I removed the rod from the hinge last night and the lid came off fairly easily. With the lid off, I was able to remove the rear plastic back part and I can now see how that black cover is fitted on. As you infer, there is no real reason to take it off as I now have good access to most of the bits and

Hi everyone I have an excellent set of the old Beovox M150.2 speakers, looking good and sounding great. However, they were acquired with the two upper speaker grills missing. Since my prospects of finding two replacement grills is probably very low, I have decided to make some myself using a good grade speaker cloth, some aluminium angles and a Perspex

Hi everyone I am currently rebuilding my Beogram 8002 and want to remove and dismantle the lid. One of the first tasks is to take off the black cover at the back designated part 007 in the service manual and so far, I haven’t got past this step. This plastic strip is very flimsy and seems to be anchored in two places on the right and left sides

Hi Dom The output to speaker 1 can be shut off either by the headphone jack (which is working in your case) or a relay circuit which receives and interprets the mute request. It sounds to me that the mute relay is not operating at all and that could be caused by any number of potential faults. If you have the equipment and skills, you can get access

Hi Bart Maybe I'm not reading your message correctly but it sounds to me that you have a problem with the signal that is being presented to the Tape input socket and not with the Beomaster 1900 itself. Could you please explain what you have got connected to the Tape input socket. If it is a tape deck unit of some sort, could your problem be related