Hey Craig, Powerlink carries unamplified line level signals. Speakerlink carries amplified signal, which gets attenuated and then re-amplified in the pentas. So you can't go directly from powerlink (which is line level) into a speakerlink socket (which is expecting an amplified input). You'd have to go from powerlink to RCA in, since these are

Well what I was thinking was to make a cable like this: have a powerlink plug on one end, then take the two display signal wires from the powerlink and run just those two wires to a 4-pin speakerlink plug. So the speakerlink plug would be sending the display info, but no sound. Then from the powerlink plug again, run the line level sound signals into

I wouldn't be surprised if you could make an adapter that would carry the display info from the beosound powerlink socket to the display input on the speakerlink. Austin

You didn't get rid of yours after it broke did you? It was likely repairable.

Jesper, Martin is the man to help you here. But I'm curious, when you say "banging" do you mean there's a banging sound when you carry the turntable around, or when the turntable is playing and the pickup is moving across the record? Austin

Congrats Andy, are you actually surprised?

Jandyt: Will the worms not eat the peanuts? Andy of course not! They know how much trouble they'll be in if the CD player gets damaged because they ate the peanuts on the way over.

Congrats Andy, but oh that monkey, boy is he creepy...

Hey Beaker, Usually boxes for items as old as a 5500 aren't still available. However, the 7000 series components are the same size, and your dealer may still have those boxes available. Also, I wouldn't say that the original box is always the best way to ship the item. Personally, I'd wrap the item in bubble wrap and place it in a box with

Congrats Keith, I definitely agree with the win!