And this is Craig with the two half-pints! Some people, eh?

Before long, and after meeting each other, Dave took the 'stage' to introduce us to his guest from Chets, having first explained how he doesn't seem to be able to catch the sun on his elbow. His guest is Murray McLachlan, MA (Cantab), LRAM, FRSA and is the Head of Keyboard at Chets. A really nice chap as well! This is Murray with the half

Dave had tried to get a Steinway piano from Steinway but alas it hadn't materialised, so he had provided his own keyboard. He obviously loves this keyboard and had hired two penguins to guard it!

About 50 or 60 chairs had been laid out, and on each one was a little box containing a hand made chocolate, delicately tied with a little lace bow. Here is my one.

When we entered the store, people had already started to accumulate.

To be fair to Craig, I did catch him off guard, and he'd just been riding for two hours! Thanks for the (out of chronological order) photo' Dave, between Craig and myself, we have lot's of Martin. One of which, I would likely be sued if I were to use! I'll keep that one in case I ever need to blackmail Martin. Back to the story... When

I'm being "quite", Puncher! Andy T.

Here you go James LINK The bit that will be of use is about half way through the thread. Going to bed now, but will check this thread tomorrow to see how you're doing. Good luck. Andy T.

Hi James, and welcome to Beoworld I am not familiar with this model, but looking at the pictures, the deck looks similar to ones which regularly have this problem. It is caused by a brass pin seizing up in it's sleeve due to dried librication. It turns into gunk. Are you happy to go inside it? If so, I will find the thread which explains how to

Lee my friend. It's very easy to get a little bit disillusioned when you post something you find exciting, then get a resounding silence! In my case, I read this earlier whilst not signed in, and thought it was great news. Don't automatically assume that no response means no interest. Saturdays are notoriously quiet anyway. Some of us are too