I agree with Chris in sending them in for repairs. Unless you paid a huge amount for them in the first place, in which case I would consider going for a refund. Martin

Peace my friend, we only have this one planet. I merely recommended a different mod and told you what B&O's answer was. Neither of us told you it would distort and I don't say it WILL go up in smoke. Please understand this. "They have been introduced as a safety precaution if the volume gets turned up enough to cause clipping, in other

"First you tell me it'll go up in smoke then you say it'll distort the sound"... I did neither. Martin

Has patience gone out of style ? It has been corrected. Martin

I asked the tech guys at B&O, this is their response: "En af vore teknikere, har nu set på din e-mail. Vi kan sige, at de nævnte kondensatorer ikke har nogen indflydelse på lydkvaliteten. De er indført som en slags sikkerhed, hvis volumen bliver så højt at lyden "klipper", dvs. når der sker

Check if something is blocking the lasers path. It should be able to move freely through the whole path. Martin

The 2200's are also quite good speakers but of course, better suited for shelve use. The 1001's have fittings at the backside for wallmounting, both horizontal and vertical. Martin

The Beovox 1001 are two-way speakers, have Peerless and SEAS drivers and are actually very well-sounding for their size. I've used a pair at work everyday for 10 years or more, driven by a Beomaster 901 and countless visitors commented on their pleasant sound. They would sound great with a Beomaster 900M and they are becoming quite rare so worth

Check the other caps on module 16 (power supply), where you already replaced C1. Martin

I haven't found any good replacements for those potentiometers. My advice would be to give it another go, and use a better glue and/or clean better. I've repaired countless and never saw an already glued one back here. Clean everything, the brass parts should be rough'ened a bit using a glasshair brush or similar, and then superglue it back