Ignore me - I thought I read LX4500!

The Beomaster 1001 can look very good wall mounted in a bedroom and I would pick the better sounding speakers. The 2100 is the Japanese cassette receiver - don't see many around! The sound will not astound you - a bit bass heavy.

Do you mean the Beomaster 800 ? This was based on the Beomaster 901 . As you say, early 70s and very stylish. 901s are quite common (they made lots!) so don't pay too much. A Beomaster 3000 is of a similar era and sedign and will give better performance. The Beocord will be the 900 probably, which is the first B&O deck - no Dolby usually.

No idea, but I am moving this to the General forum and you may get more answers!!

Try this one. It only shows the ICs involved - not the whole PCB.

Works on my Firefox. I'll try doing something with it.

I don't think the B&O products will work through another device. Have you thought about an AV expander? My AV9000 has a similar number of devices - VCR into AV! and then SKY, Panasonic DVD/Freeview box and a Wii.

Very nice! I mainly use an electric razor - an all singing Philips Arcitec 1090 (I think!) - worth it just for the cleaning program! However for special occasions, I wet shave and have a badger brush and some JHL shaving soap - long since discontinued I believe! My brush is not as flash as yours though!

Intermittent failures in module 9 Symptom: Various intermittent failures in module 09. Cause: Poor solderings in through platings. Solution: Wires are mounted as a replacement of the through platings. The wires are mounted from the following points (see diagram). 9IC4 pin 14 to 9R58 (arrows marked A) 9IC4 pin 15 to 9R54 (arrows marked B) 9IC4 pin 16

They will be too new to be mentioned in the PUC tables at a guess but that does not mean they are not covered. It rather depends on which codes are used. The Beo5 will be able to work them directly once the rght codes are known - Keith can probably help here on the Beo5 forum. You need to find which other model remote control will operate them - i.e