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[quote user="Groentje "] What is in your opinion a reasonable price ? [quote user="Peter "] If it is an LED version of the BV5 for a reasonable price, I would be interested. Have to see what the picture quality was like. [/quote] [/quote] I would be wiling to pay the same sort of price an inch as I would for my Avant. That would
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Actually I think the Loewe Reference system has a style which could have easily been adopted by B&O - the speaker design in particular is beautifully simple and inspired. Agree with 10% about the DVB-S - in the UK the only real choice in satellite is Sky which cannot be built in and if you have Sky, you might as well have Sky+ which gives you seamless
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If it is an LED version of the BV5 for a reasonable price, I would be interested. Have to see what the picture quality was like.
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Page 80 Line 12 is one. I have seen another - but cannot remember where. I did tell Nick so he will be thoroughly sick of this!
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Unable to get on either. Never mind. I must confess that I would not consider a 103" set - I would prefer a 42-50" set and have a projector for films which would be the only thing I would use such a big screen for. Seriously considering this at present.
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I would advertise on eBay. If you have the box, you will get a better price. However, what is wrong with your 4002? These can be repaired - just has three such decks repaired myself and you will then have something worth having. By itself the MMC4000 is certainly worth something though personally I would not buy such an old cartridge - the suspension
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There are two - what is your serial number?
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'Would suit an enthusiast or collector' - broken and expensive.
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It is rather gorgeous! And that is from someone who does not like white products! It would have been about £1300 when new which in today's money would be about £2000. Worth every penny then! I bought a rosewood one in 1993 for £1450.
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I see no problem with you either replacing the wire or installing connectors. These speakers are often simply scrapped so if you plan to use them, that is great. The backs are not that special anyway! I would certainly think about replacing the capacitors - I am about to do something similar to a pair of mark 3s! Remember to take out the drive units