I think he is trying to get a bargain from you by offering £200. If you stuck those speakers you have found on to ebay with a £5-600 buy it now, some nice pictures and a good clean up they would, i expect, sell. As long as the amplifier section works. Condition of the metal panels is very important and judging by the pictures they will have

You will need a seperate preamp. The two missing prongs are for datalink remote control. You may well need these but I couldnt tell you if the deck will operate via remote with a 2500 ststem. I am sure someone will come on that does know the answer to that part of your question.

Thats just the way I would of described the CDX. Not quite as "clinical" as other cd players, giving a more analogue or natural sound to my ears. I also use mine with my Beolab 5000 set up with Beovox Penta's. I havent listened to many super expensive CD players except an old Naim CD1 (if i remember rightly) but have yet to find one that

I have owned CDX, CD50 and each of the 5500 range of CD players and in my humble opinion the CDX sounds much nicer than any of the others. Its the one bit of B&O equipment that I will not change. The lack of remote control did annoy me at first so I got a CD50 with the optional remote kit and thought that would banish the CDX but after a bit of

Anyone? I need to know how you remove the screen and speaker from the stand.

anyone?

Thanks for that, any special tools needed to remove the the screen and speaker from the stand?

Im going to be picking up a BV7 on motorised stand with 7.1 in a few days and want to know how best to transport it and what I have to do to get the stand/speaker off so it fits in the car. Its a big car (volvo estate) so space shouldn't hopefully be a problem but what tools will I need to dismantle the thing and is it easy to do. Im presuming the

If you need any bits, I have a 900k for spares. Anything you need can be yours for the cost of postage. http://Archivedforum.beoworld.org/forums/p/31649/256110.aspx#256110 Have a look at the above thread.

The tape could well be the belts which are available and not too difficult to replace. With the CD player, firstly remember that the disk goes in "upside down" compared to all cd players now days so try that first and it may cure your problem!