Blimey Tony - that's a tough one Member & technical advisor Dillen (Martin) is probably your best bet here. An alternative would be to contact Recone Lab in Huddersfield - they may be able to help. Chris.

Fantastic! Congratulations on gleaning one of the few remaining F' s Thanks for supporting Beoworld Jon. Chris.

I was in shock - alright?? Nothing to do with having to sit there drinking free lager in the shop waiting for you laggers to turn up Chris.

No prob's Adam, I did my fix @ 3 years ago and it is still going strong - and it gets plenty of use Chris.

Hi Adam & welcome to beoworld. Thank you for supporting the site with your gold membership. As for your problem, yes I have seen this before. You have 2 options here. 1 Find any non-working later (same era) tangential tracking turntable and swap the whole assembly. These later decks use the exact same chassis so anything from the BG5005 to the 7000

I wouldn't worry too much about the laser on the CD3500. To all intents and purposes it is identical to the CD4500 but can be bought much cheaper due to the matt grey finish as opposed to polished aluminium panels - I have never heard of one of these going wrong. As it is a later generation to the CDX then I wouldn't envisage any problem for

Never knew about the RCA/phono inputs Craig, do you have one? Chris.

Hi Jeff & welcome to Beoworld 1. The bulbs have probably blown and member Dillen (Martin one of our esteemed technical advisors) can more than probably supply you with replacements. I'm sure he'll be along shortly with more detailed advice. 2. Best bet would be to refoam both woofers (the other one is probably also shot - if it is tacky

Nice one Harry - welcome to the club There's no going back now - and a very fine system you have there to start your addiction All you need now is the Beogram turntable and life will be complete - for a while. Chris.

Hagan is correct. If it doesn't work 1st time then press the AV button on the remote (if this has been pressed previously then sometimes this puts the Beolink into the wrong "mode") then repeat as above. The beomaster is probably in standby mode already but if not it can be done by pressing the right hand side of the front aluminium panel