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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
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Pretty much all CRT TVs do that. It's just the high voltage of the tube discharging, and it may crackle as well when it gets charged when you turn the TV on. Degaussing indeed happens only when you turn the TV on (and not even then always), and sounds more like " bloingggg " - never heard an Avant though, so someone else may have a more
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[quote user="linder"] I saw that also but I have a question. Doesn't a Skype phone have to be connected to a PC? I have been using Skype on my iPhone which only works with a WiFi connection but at least it works like a regular phone when at home. [/quote] There are hardware Skype phones as well, they don't need a computer. There are
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The answer is really simple but a little unfortunate - a Beomaster 5000 will not work with a Beolink 1000, or any of the later remotes! It uses a completely different IR carrier frequency and probably different command codes as well. The only remotes that will work are a MCP 5000 (again, none of the later Master Control Panels will work!) or a Terminal
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[quote user="moxxey"] [quote user="PhilLondon"] [quote user="moxxey"]www.bang-olufsen.com/beocom5[/quote] I have noticed that some pages are only accessible from some countries... maybe that is the case. [/quote] Yeah, but the page isn't available at all, whether you go in to the American version of the site or even
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[quote user="cooldude"] I suggest to delete the whole thread as everything has been already said and otherwise it just will keep going back and forth. [/quote] I suggest to keep it. This situation WILL come up again, and then it will be nice to point to some conclusion that has been (hopefully) reached before. I would also like to see clear
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[quote user="elephant"] I then unscrewed the two philips head screws on the rear of the unit ( not underneath). I then slide the lid back as far as it goes which is only a little (1/8th inch of so). Do not do what I did ... which was to turn the unit upside down so two metal slugs that are on the other side from the two philips screws fall
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Agreed. And nowadays most smartphones have a good enough web browser to just read the forum directly anyway. The layout doesn't work too well on narrow displays though, but that's mostly a nuisance, not a hindrance. Dunno how many have noticed this, but the forums have RSS feeds available as well. There are probably RSS readers available for
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For example Good Hifi from the Netherlands can sell you the surrounds (I see they have just opened a proper webshop). Or, if you have never done that work before, these may not be the best pair to practise on - you might want to send the drivers to Denmark to Martin (Dillen on site) for a guaranteed good job. I can't see anything obviously wrong
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Oh yes, I suppose those would be quite similar. In S120, there's only one coil in series with the woofer (and an RC network in parallel, but a fault in there would probably only make the bass louder). So if that coil had burned, there would be no signal at all to the bass driver. So - if the overload protector has been reset (pressed in) and it
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Eipä kestä The signal levels are the same, so you won't be missing anything when you use TAPE2.
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