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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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I have a hunch that I read ages ago that there was some kind (is that vague enough?) of a design error in the motor control of these Beograms, that indeed could cause the 33 rpm speed to double. Now that the topic has been revived, perhaps somebody knows what it was!
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[quote user="Seven"] I think they should allow exchangable button caps (with the necessary code below). I'd love to have direct access to TV, DVD, FORMAT, STAND, SOUND and CLOCK right there at the top. [/quote] I believe that is pretty much what the Beo5 is supposed to be Regarding updating previous remotes, I think I personally have enough
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[quote user="joeyboygolf"] You do need the 140 wall brackets which are different to the 45/60 brackets and as Chris says are difficult to find these days. [/quote] If you want to rotate them here and there, yes - but if fixed perpendicular to the wall is OK, there are other solutions. For a pair of RL6000s, I got two perforated T-shaped steel
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Here's an old thread , which almost immediately refers to an older thread
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[quote user="Eugene1960"] I am just getting ready to start a CX-100 restoration project. Next week. Did you use the "new" rubber surrounds available or stay with foam ? [/quote] I got foam surrounds from Good Hifi. Worked out pretty good, although the pair of CX50s I did at the same time sounded a bit disappointing. The new surrounds
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Indeed! That stereo decoder seems to be exactly the same as in my 900M, only it has a mounting bracket / cooling fin combo, whereas mine is just soldered in the same "hinge" that holds the power amp board. I actually like the look of the speaker cloth more than the hard plastic grilles on the "real" 900K. Otherwise, the case looks
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[quote user="Friedmett"] That's what I'm thinking too but a regular 3.5 mm mono jack is to thick. This is an mid '80s construction. Could it be that a smaller mono jack is the solution? [/quote] I'm not sure if I ever saw 2.5 mm plugs at that time, but you could try one of those. Many mobile phones have that size headset /
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Looks like a regular 3.5 mm mono jack to me.
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[quote user="Peter "] There are actually quite a few varieties!! I think your one is an early 4002 as it has the heavy platter and AC motor. [/quote] This is actually Beogram 6000 type 5505, originally sold in the UK. The serial number was rather small as well if I remember right. Yes, I agree it would be a good idea to put the cartridge somewhere
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The Cure - Mixed Up (a 1990 album consisting of extended and remixed versions) I'm evaluating the CX100's I just refoamed, and I'm getting to like them already
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