When I hook up my PC to my Beosound 2000 via Aux. input, I can adjust the volume on either the PC or the Beosound. Is there a preferred method in order to maximize sound quality since I'd like to record the output using the Beosound's tape deck? Should I crank up the volume all the way on my computer and use the Beosound to turn it down, or

Since he needs at least a receiver, CD Player, and turntable, AND amount of space taken up is an important factor, I think it comes down to one of the stackable systems, whether the 5000, 5500, 6500, or 7000. They'll even include a cassette deck. There's plenty of 'wow' factors - looks, top-of-the-line performance, motorized drawers

It might be an overheating issue, which was addressed in this thread. edit: just noticed you said BC1, not DVD1

Ok - I just tested mine, and that's what it's supposed to do. I thought it made a clicking sound but it doesn't. I'm afraid I don't know then. Try rebooting it - unplug it for a while and try again. Of course you'll have to re-enter the PIN #. If that doesn't work it's got a more serious problem.

Try pressing the mute button. If you don't hear a clicking sound, could be it's stuck on mute.

Plug an earphone into the 3200 (output located in front on the bottom right). Do you get sound? Not a good thing if you don't.

With any cartridge, better a little too heavy than too light.

On page 4 of the Beosound 1 User Manual, under Maintenance they state: "We do not recommend using special cleaning CD's in the Beosound 1". Anyone know why? I've used them to great success in the past and am therefore curious.

[quote user="expoman"] [quote user="Opman"] The price at the Liverpool store is £300. Opman [/quote] That would put it at $495.00 in the US? [/quote] Precisely what I paid for my Bose Wave Radio/Cd Player. Which will not be displaced from my bedstand by a Beotime any time soon.

A light wax such as Novus #1 Clean & Shine should hide them. I use Johnson Wax's Klean 'n Shine but that's not available any more.