you might actually want to try your b&o dealer and see if they can still order a NOS piece from inventory. i got lucky w/ the same part for a 9300, granted it was newer...

[quote user="rayfenwick"] [quote user="Calvin"] I would kill to own a Pontiac Firebird. Preferably an 84 model. The worst bit is that in another year or so, I'll be able to afford one, but I won't be able to afford to park it anywhere in central London. When it happens though, the weekend plan is to drive to France for some

i am interested in purchasing. i am able to take delivery in NYC, are you in manhattan? click on "contact" in the right top corner of this post and send me an email / start a conversation to discuss further.

[quote user="TripEnglish"]It also requires the dealer to make alterations[/quote] that is the only reason why i don't own one... and, i would love to have one... 195 usd off (i have a beo4 i can donate) ...i would do it! - so long as the config sw came with it! otherwise, my logitechs fill the bill.

oops, i did it again. having sold my hassy v series (c/m) in december, i was heartbroken. i have replaced it with a v series (el/m). woohoo!

hi all, i need at least (1) one optics board with leads attached for the tuning wheel. it is a small board (postage stamp) with (3) three opto sensors and (4) four blue leads that run back to the main keyboard. i am going to go ahead and replace both volume and tuning (they are identical), so ideally i'd like to a find a pair. i would also entertain

ok strange! had a cig, grabbed a screwdriver. came back, and... now there is a display!?!? it says: .7 TP0 ++++update++++ ok. got in. amazing for the general build quality that they did not use better connectors. nearly all of the connectors were loose. a bit of fiddling and the control panel started working. threw some p45's and an antenna on,

[quote user="Dillen"] No reaction from the panel ? (Check panel ribbon cable connectors to the processor board) Did you check using a remote ? Martin [/quote] thx for the fast reply! no reaction from panel, just checked w/ remote -no good either. i will open it and check the ribbon.

hi all, just filled a big missing gap in my beo, a bm8000. have perused the threads and there is a lot of info on servicing the 8000. i am looking for a "jumping off point." once plugged in, the standby light comes on, but nothing more. where to start? thanks in advance!

[quote user="Dillen"]Right after this, I powered up again and it ran for nearly half an hour with me sitting in the dark watching the solderside of the mainboard.[/quote] martin, pardon the misspelled pun, but your DILLigENce never ceases to amaze me... i hope you at least had a beer or two while sitting in the dark! hope you get it running