Women - knobs. hehe hehehe (in my best Beavis & Butt-head)

They're definitely all the same - perhaps the 2 holes on yours have the rubber plugs inserted in them, thus making them hard to see. Also, in order to make the adjustment the CD arm must be at the CD #1 position.

[quote user="h1npw"]I'm sure NASA used the same stuff to stick the heat resistant tiles onto the space shuttle[/quote] Hmmm - those tiles have a habit of coming loose, so I'm fairly certain it IS the same adhesive B&O uses..

Try one of the other inputs - e.g. 'Aux'. Are you sure the cartridge is good?

[quote user="linder"]I wonder where the preowned items come from because they almost never accept trade ins.[/quote] If you click on 'Pre-Owned' it says these are store returns, items used as props in photo shoots, and cosmetically challenged items. And yes, B&O has been on Amazon for years now.

They used to conduct clinics at dealers that carried their products (and might still). They had all sorts of electronic test equipment on hand to measure the specifications of components - right in front of you. You could bring in your Brand X amplifier (or whatever) and see if it lived up to its specifications. I guess the point was, in many cases

FM

Yes, tho heard you can go as high as 150F (65C?). Keep it pressed till it cools. Still hit or miss; depends upon the type of vinyl used.

No - I'll look into that. Thanks.

Thanks - that's what I would have guessed. I'm using Windows Media Player to stream archived broadcast audio from a radio station's web site.