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[quote user="dug11"] i have checked crossover and one of resistors(i think) looks like smoked (this marked on picture) where can i buy it? [/quote] I dont know where you can buy that resistor. But you can certainly find suitable replacements. Just make sure you match ohm values. Where to buy depends on location. In North America its Parts
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take out the tweeter and run an run an ohm test. That will also give you the opportunity to have a look at the crossover. while your inside. visually you can look for burned resistors or perhaps a faulty/loose wire. Another test once you have the tweeter out is to use a d cell battery and two small pieces of wire to plunge the magnet backwards. It should
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Thanks W. I hope your replacements work out.
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[quote user="Die_Bogener"] It has to do with tolerances of the laser itself, and the focus/current adjustment. It is possible to adjust the laser current to a lower level, yes, CD-RW need a lower laser current than standard CD and CD-R's. CD-RW has a higher reflection than standard CD's. So it would be pretty easy to adjust the laser
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All of my Beogram CD players will read CDR's except one. The one that doesnt is a Beogram CD3300 and it has had a full recap plus some other work done. What it hasnt had done is the laser focus voltage checked.
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They may already have it. If not I would be happy to do that for them.
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[quote user="Step1"] Is there actually a 'circuit' in this thing? I use to achieve a cool surround effect by connecting two speakers across the positive speaker outputs and having all balance control set to neutral as possible - this mean't only differences in the channels came through the rear (no dialogue or other mono sounds
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Finally got around to opening up my very first piece of Beocrack that I won at auction a few years back. It has never been a problem, so for sentimental reasons I had always just left it alone. and found a little surprise inside I guess I opened her up for the refurb in the nick of time. Probably wasnt going to work a whole lot longer heating up like
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I like the wat it works with vinyl LP''s on my BC 7700.
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I need one bass driver for a S45 original - original. I live in the USA