Sam, Great fault-finding ! I will see if I can find a good solenoid. Got your PM as well and I will answer that asap. Martin

Makes sense as soon as you bolt it to the wall. Martin

[quote user="Peter "] It would appear Martin has a rival! Welcome to Beoworld! [/quote] Indeed another collector ! And Alex happens to be a very good personal friend of mine as well. Nice to see your first post after lurking around for years, Alex. Also a welcome to Spanner. Martin

Mogens, When you reply to a message, use the "Insert Media" button (next to the smiley). This gives you access to your own photo library and you can insert as many photos as you like, also with text in between etc. Martin

Something like this ? http://cgi.ebay.com/STYLUS-Needle-B-O-STERODYNE-II-Cartridge-262-D7-/270408674177 http://cgi.ebay.com/NEEDLE-BANG-OLUFSEN-STEREODYNE-II-PE-9000-262-D7-/290526426157 Martin

Welcome to Beoworld ! Can we see a photo or two ? Martin

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Well, they emptied the trash can AND made money. Not bad - if you couldn't care less about happy customers, that is. Unfortunately, I've seen lots of these cases. It seems money is all that matters nowadays. Martin

Talking about being proud of doing a good job; I had a pair of Beovox Redline RL45 in for repairs recently, the owner was not satisfied with the way they sounded after getting them back from another repairer. I opened them and found this solution to a rattling ABR plate : A brief look at the squeezed yellow/black carton reveals it to be from a High

Along the right edge, close to the front is a pair of holes in the bottom plate. Place the Beogram so that its right edge is 5-8cm out over a table edge and you can access the adjustments while it runs. Martin