I believe the reason behind the complication (and the drop down menus) is to make it more difficult to download everything automatically... What annoys me more is that in some manual sections, there are long lists of products that actually don't have a single document available. Sometimes the real info is in combined in some other product manual

[quote user="ipaul"] The Beocord 1200/1600, best looking RtoR ever (only competitor i know of is the later Lyrec Frida, als from DK). [/quote] Have to agree, I've always liked those. The trial R-to-Rs that had similar control keys to Beomaster 6000 / Beogram 4002/6000 looked totally awesome, too bad they never entered production. I like

At 41, my eyesight isnt'quite what it used to be when I soldered PLCC and SO chips for breakfast - so I don't bother trying to spot bad solders in old equipment anymore. I just redo them all. Then you will know for sure that they are good.

The turntable should be easy to fix, it's most probably the standard lubrication issue of the lifting pin, shared by all B&O players that have the same kind of mechanism. Sticky keys themselves are also a simple problem of cleaning them - the hard part is getting the front panel off so you can do it, and back on. Reserve plenty of coffee/beer

I don't think that was an improvement, Lee Apparently the forum software shares the problem with many other forum platforms - they have this stupid notion of "forum time" which doesn't make any sense in a global environment. The only solution that works is to keep everything in UTC internally so you never have to care about time zones

[quote user="Kevin"] oh yes, if you want to showcase your speakers organ music will do it. Does this sound familiar? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBKMrdz3L_Y different organists use different stops. Also, which part were you listening to? This is BWV 590. BWV 950 is something else. [/quote] Yes, definitely 590, there was a typo... Listened

Well done! Many of the adjustments are difficult to do correctly and may affect each other... when I was overhauling my 6000 I at one point gave up trying to do some adjustments "in the middle" and started over from the beginning in correct order. That worked much better

Jeff Beck - Rod Stewart / People Get Ready . One of the few things I really care to remember from the '80s

I read some news to the effect that the next problem will be having nothing to sell for quite a while - the manufacturing can't keep up...

I've also head that burning at a lower than maximum speed will often improve compatibility. The Century is a fairly new CD player so I don't suppose it should have much problems with CD-Rs in general, but overburning is always a bit so and so regarding player compatibility...