Very reasonable prices. Personally I would replace everything with service spares and your speakers will be like new!

The first thing to try is to clean the laser lens with a cotton bud DAMPED in isopropanol. They often get dusty and the laser refuses to find focus. If that does not work then I need to know if it is a radial or linear laser?

Craig: joeyboygolf: I think you must be on some other planet if you think you can make one or indeed if you think it is worth the effort. Do I take it you do not think it would be an easy job to do then Graham. Craig Impossible with sufficient level of quality to do the product justice. We are talking about the best range of audio products that B&O

The glasses are still available from B&O dealers. Cost is around £80 each. I think you must be on some other planet if you think you can make one or indeed if you think it is worth the effort. I do know of a cheap supply of these glasses but I will keep it to myself for the time being.

There could be a number of reasons for the doors not operating correctly. Assuming that they do at least try. ie NOT an electronic fault then the primary rubber drive bands could have stretched/gone hard/broken. These can be replaced with spares from your dealer. Order spares for a 9300, they are the same! The drive strings may have broken/dropped off

Medogsfat: joeyboygolf: If you are able to look at B&O which is non standard then re-covering is fine. Personally I am afraid that if it aint right then I don't want it so would always buy the genuine article. Looking from a purest point then I agree 100% Graham. I reclothed a pair of spare frets in blue and kept my originals for the day I decide

If you are able to look at B&O which is non standard then re-covering is fine. Personally I am afraid that if it aint right then I don't want it so would always buy the genuine article.

Your dealer is either ripping you off or someone has misunderstood the pricing. Should be £70-£100 per speaker depending on the mark up that they apply. The part number is for two frets to fit one speaker. ie a tall one for the bottom and a short one for the top all packed in foam and a box.

Still available from dealers and cost around £15

The Beocom 6000 transformers are still available from your dealer. To save mucking about I would buy one of them. Just find a dealer who can be bothered to look at his computer!