O rings can be cut to size and glued if you need new belts of an odd size. A Motor factor can supply them.

I should say that it doesn't work very well! I used one with a 9500 at times simply because it was there - I seem to remember the volume worked and I think the source buttons - but I also remember some delay. A Beolink 1000 is far better!

They are really quite good - if one was being critical, the bass is a bit muddy and single note and the top end is less clear than the S type speakers, but they are easy to listen to and go loud! They were actually designed to go with Japanese systems originally.

Actually the MCP5500 will actually work most units - but you will not get any two way control and you will get a message 'No Contact' on the MCP. So it will, to an extent, work the 4500 system but nothing that requires two way - so no programming etc. I don't have one easily to hand so I cannot tell you exactly what it will do though. It

I got done in Eastbourne some time ago! Clearly a dangerous place - only just dropped off my license!

Did Jo pop in today? It was her birthday and she said she would as she is in Manchester marking!

Go to the Beocentral web site - if you click to Amazon through there, they get slightly more !

You are likely to get more separately. Lovely machine the 9500. One of my favourites and even my wife likes that one!

Well I would invest in a record simply so that you can say 'Fully Tested'! We all know that not tested in ebayese means broken so you don't want to be associated with that! On value, these seem to go for less than decks with a RIAA in them so I would guess about £350 if it is really good. I must add that I would not pay that - I would

If you are thinking that sort of size, get S45-2s - still quite small but much better than the C or CX range in accuracy. P45s are very good but are really quite big. Very similar in sound to S45s.