The service manual is sadly lacking from the site (or I just cannot find it), so I don't know how the crossover looks like. However, I guess you could just take a look at them; if there are burnt resistors, those should be pretty obvious. There is also the possibility that the "new" drivers are totally unsuitable for the job and therefore

[quote user="johansens"] Even if the foam are rotten on the original drivers, and even if i try other 8-inch drivers in the speakers, there should be some amount of bass. I wonder if the crossovers are faulty. Anyone who has experienced something like this on similar speakers and solved it with a change of capacitors? [/quote] Caps won't

I got the basic elliptical stylus, so 99,- euros (plus postage one way, had an SP6/7 in the same work order so Axel didn't charge for delivery). IMHO that money was spent much better than on a similar priced unknown condition MMC2 off eBay! And I'm still very happy with the SMMC4 as well, but if you have to pay overseas customs & taxes,

I believe B&O has had a presence in US Amazon for a long time now? In the past, there were mostly earphones on sale. I see all the current items are still relatively "small".

Well I guess most of them have a height adjustment - but then the pickup to record angle won't be correct anymore. I don't want my straight records to sound worse just so I can play an odd Rolling Stones compilation I've inherited

Oh, it's this time again... I also agree that Sven has raised a valid point. However, I'd also assume he has broken some kind of an agreement when getting and then publishing that picture in any case. I can fully understand if Bananas & Oranges wanted to have the pic removed, or even if some moderator self-censored it away even before receiving

Well, how about the connector marked "TV/AUX", smack in the middle? If it doesn't work simply selecting "AUX" from the panel, there's some other problem with your setup. On a Beolink 1000, you select it with SHIFT-RADIO. If you don't have any B&O video equipment, you could program the Beocenter to option 2, and then

Last chance before the skip is calling (or something completely different happens...). Just for clarity, I do not want to buy a working Beomaster 5000 or anything else that it might come with - I don't like it that much - I want to fix this one I have already

I took a quick look in the schematic as I happened to have it spread out anyway... It seems that this fault can't be too complicated if everything else works normally. It's either a short circuit on the board (dunno how that could happen spontaneously) or the MM5450 IC that controls the LEDs has a pin stuck low. The chip, although being quite

[quote user="kokomo"] I did a quick 'Google' of the Sky Digibox issue and almost immediately a site was telling me that only ONE of the two scart connections on a digibox has pin 8 wired - the 'TV' one. A check of where I was plugging the lead into the Sky box revealed I had always connected to the top connection which is marked