The speed trimmers can be accessed from below the Beogram. Martin

Same in Denmark as in Finland. We also have the media fees so we buy blank CD-R's etc. in Germany, which is perfectly legal Martin

Isn't that the arm for the speed fine adjustment ? If it is, it will go from the adjustment knob to a point near where the motor spindle comes out of the motor housing. Martin

There's no bracket. The Beomaster 1900 (and 2400) is already prepared for wallmounting so you just need two screws in the wall. Martin

Very difficult because of the way the whole thing is cast into its housing. Axel in Germany, Soundsmith in the US and a few others can repair and replace the cantilever suspension but they seem to open the front end only. I never saw a (succesful) opening of the socket end. Certainly, both of the above mentioned reject repairs to cartridges with broken

If the Beogram 2402 has all 7 pins still in the DIN connector, try unscrewing the outer two pins and try again. A tiny watchmakers screwdriver will do this. And store the pins a safe place. The "later" datalink system is not compatible with the earlier type. And then you should connect it to a Phono input rather than a line-level AUX. Martin

I wouldn't be surprised if a nice example like the one on Ebay sells for 2-300 UK pounds to a collector somewhere. Leslies with the original box and WB10 maybe a couple of hundred more. They are getting rare, they were not the most sturdy portable machines and most of them has lived a hard life. Martin

We've had a couple of threads about the Master 610 recently. This is one of them: http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/t/38529.aspx Martin

Impressive result ! Martin

Will this help ? Martin