Welcome to Beoworld ! If your mixer has a built-in RIAA module (pre-amplifier), you should connect its output to the Tape socket of the Beomaster 1100 since this will be at line level rather than phono-level. If your mixer does not have built-in RIAA, you will be connecting it to the Phono input of the Beomaster 1100. Your turntables will obviously

- Is the transmitter LED's transmitting (lit) permanently (use a digital camera/phone camera to see the light) ? - Is the 13V (P23 pin2/3) correct and clean ? - Is the CPU module correctly grounded ? - Do you have another CPU modulde to swap-test ? Martin

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Replace capacitors in the power supply area, especially the smaller ones, 10uF and up. Also all the electrolytic caps on the processor module. Martin

PM til dig ! Martin

The RL60 will be fine for the Beomaster 2400 and certainly won't destroy anything. The lower speaker impedance, the greater risk of damage. Martin

Swapping the two transistors will tell you if one is bad. I agree about the test tape. You can come a long way using a good quality recording. Pre-recorded tapes are cheap today, choose a newer one from a good (read: rich) artist/producer like ABBA or similar. Martin

Yes, that's the tracking force. Is the needle intact ? If the needle tip is missing or worn completely flat, the arm will not track the record correctly. As Peter suggests, a wrong anti-skating setting could also be the problem. Martin

Does the needle actually touch the record ? Have you checked the tracking force setting ? Martin

Indeed, just like that extra hole drilled in the chassis to hold the large ceramic resistor is but there's nothing to do about it, it's now part of this radios history. Now, take a look at what arrived from my very good friend in Germany : Martin