[quote user="jahur"] Hi all, its time for a MMC4 renewal. its either buy a beogram with the respective MMC4 cartridge or succumb to soundsmith or axel, what do you chaps/chapess'es recommend? jahur. [/quote] I have no idea where "planet zonk" is, but there is a third option. I have a retipped MMC4 from Benny Amina of Atlanta

Smashing Pumpkins' "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness" on a BC3300 in the dining room system. Bought the BC3300 a couple weeks ago for a tenner on Ebay (advertised as non-working). Took a chance on a belt kit from Martin. Got it running this morning. I bought this fourth (!!!!) cassette deck so I could swap out my BC2400 in the dining

Martin: When first turned on, my BM1900's tuner #5 is supposed to be tuned to 90.7 MHz. In reality, though, it pulls in something like 93.5 MHz. Over the course of about 5 minutes time, it will eventually slide back down to almost 90.7 MHz. A little fine-tuning later, and it's back to pulling in the 90.7 MHz very well. Is this the same problem

Welcome, richh, from a Rich H. Is it all sources that you only have one channel output? I have a fiddly DIN cord on one of my BG3404s - a short in one wire I will take care of someday. Repositioning the cord on occasion will get contact back after the left channel goes silent.

[quote user="elephant"] [quote user="Paul Winn"] I have a fab MacBook can you recommend the software to rip DVDs please? [/quote] I have used handbrake , it is free. One think about ripping DVDs is that they take much longer than CDs. In my experience a CD can ripped at up to 10x the speed of its play time - a DVD is almost 1:1 so

Didn't you know that MINT was an acronym for Mostly Intact Noticeably Traumatized?

[quote user="Jonathan"] I always think its great to see someone excited about their new purchase! What's the difference between this and the 'Flash Your B&O' thread? Show it off, I say... Beoworld is really starting to get nasty, so much useless bickering going on. [/quote] I love the unboxing threads. I love seeing everyone's

Martin mentioned many, many posts ago the woofer had changed starting with serial number X.

I don't have my parts list with me as I'm on a business trip, but the woofer looks the same as mine, and the part number doesn't look out of whack. I have used a small amount of cyanoacrylate hobby glue on woofer rubber surrounds to fix puncture wounds similar to your "cracks." As far as the paper goes, does the "gouge"

[quote user="Bentleyman"] [quote user="Rich"]I search for "olufsen" and get about 850 hits.[/quote] Rich, Searching just 'Olufsen' you may be missing a few interesting listings perhaps. For example, quite a lot of people listing equipment they are not very familiar with will sometimes mis-spell Olufsen by typing