You didn't miss much What MoMA has in their permanent collection, vs. what they have on display at any given time, are two different things. They rotate what's on display, but the number of items on display will be very limited. I think the only B&O piece I've ever seen there was a 4000-series turntable. The exception to this would be

I'm still wondering if you can use it toward accessories. What about the book?

And I recall he repaired one of my MMC's, tho not quite flawlessly (which he admitted). Anyway, I emailed Axel about my MMC-2 and he quoted me 159 euro to repair it even tho it just needs a renewed suspension. The cantilever and stylus are fine so I was expecting the cost to be less expensive.

[quote user="Peter "]I suggest the suspension is not correct. To get to this, one needs to cut the front of the cartridge off though so any repair is obvious. Axel repairs these by this route.[/quote] What ever happened to Anthony Garza (Beomuse) in Texas? He used to repair suspensions without having to cut off the front?

We need a car like a fish needs a bicycle. Anyhoo, Domenico Dolce (Dolce & Gabbana) just scooped up 2 of the penthouses for $29 mil. Only 2 left so hurry..

I called 2 dealers in NYC. One said what you said; the other said yes, you could use it toward accessories.

Card says nothing about accessories being excluded, so I would assume yes.

Well, I know I wasn't given a dirty look last year when I used my 3 gift cards to 'purchase' a Beocom 1401 phone, Form 2 headphones, and $100 off a Beosound 2 player. Darn, they even exclude a Beotime this year.

I only use the accessory brush to clean off my Discwasher pad as well. I've never even heard of moldy records - I would think that would be very difficult to clean off. I wouldn't let one near my turntable/cartridge. One accessory that came with my old Discwasher kit, which I don't use, is a Zerostat gun. It supposedly neutralizes the static

Two accessories that come to mind are a head demagnitizer and a tape splice kit. 'Checked eBay and saw them both on there. I've always owned a RTR (Pioneer RT 707). No cassette player will give you that much play/record time on a single cassette.