Ok, let's try... 1) I think that powerlink was introudeced in Penta Mk II or later, Mk I doesn't have one and you can't use that (or you have to adapt it to fit line in on Penta but I don't think that makes much sense). 2) 2-pin cable is just the sound, for the display (data) you need the 4-pin cable 3) Don't know about that, I think

That's looks almost the same as my BC5500. I did mine by ear and I am happy with it, on both sides of the tape. I would like to get the auto search working; after that I could sell this deck (I like it but I already have three other B&O cassette decks! And I don't have any other part of the 5500 system than this!).

Better check the lubrication, first. I have a BC5500 (which seems to be pretty much the same deck, isn't it?) to which I replaced the whole playback-head (from another mech, original head was open circuit on one channel) and adjusted the azimuth settings for both sides. I think it was just two adj. screws, on the left and right sides of the head

Faulty mute relay? (Try switching mute on and off several times)

The text referece to the options on the cassette deck; Dolby B and C are noise reduction systems and HX Pro (Dolby HX (headroom expansion) was developed to HX Pro by B&O) is a way to record better dynamics music on the tape. All 9500 have all three Dolby B, C and HX Pro, I think the older form was to mark them both to the lid. Later on only the

[quote user="Soren"] I think it also works with Beocenter 9000 but not quite sure [/quote] I have always wondered if this would work. Could someone verify?

I hope there is a webcam inside so we can see the small tweeters and their mother... If there is no woofer there is also a nice "window" to the inside! (Or for the tweeters to look out from their nest!)

I, too, bought a BS2 some months ago. Outdated, perhaps, but stylish! Unfortunately it doesn't work very well with Macs, especially with the new Intel-based ones, am afraid. I had a lot of troubles with transfering music from my Mac to the BS2; iTunes crashed every time I tried to rename a playlist! Finally I formatted it and created the playlists

Thanks for the photos, Martin. I would be most glad if any one of you would find a decoder for me!

Be careful when you open the BC; it's not the easiest thing! Attached is a photo of the insides. (The front has a hinge and the top opens like this when some screws are removed; instructions are on the bottom of the BC). On the top-left corner, where the blue wires go, is the cd-covers driver motor. There is a small (almost visible, from the bottom