Pretty darn great. Thanks for the ideas!

[quote user="jk1002"] I agree. Its hard to say if lower prices would increase volume to a level that the cost would go down. [/quote] It might create other problems. B&O has probably adapted its production facilities quite well to the current volume. Any significant increase would need either investments in new factories (with what money

Thanks Chris, excellent! I managed to locate the original place for the plastic peg - right side inside perimeter of the hole in the carriage - but I'm sure trying to glue it back will be a waste of time. I'll try and remember to take a couple of pics when I attempt this, probably tomorrow

[quote user="Toost_001"] Thanks for your feedback. The original manual was included with the beocenter. I did not find anything about a speed control switch. Or do you think there are more advanced service manuals? Where do you think that switch is? I have lifted the platter but i don't see anything :( thanks! Toost [/quote] Hello Toost

I have on my desk a Beogram 7000 which has been mishandled sometime in the past. The wire drive for the arm carriage is detached, unfortunately so that the "holder H" (as designated in the service manual) has snapped off. It's still there, hanging on the spring, but I can't seem to locate exactly where it should be. Does anyone have

Terve Pekka, I don't think you actually need any boxes for that. A simple audio aux / AV link cable should do, and then program both systems to option 2. It could be somehow limited compared to the full MCL system, though - I've never tried it myself in two separate rooms.

[quote user="Dillen"] Frede (Classic) can supply new front panels with lettering etc. on exchange basis. That would cure the missing lettering. Worth dropping him a line ! [/quote] Yes, I read about that earlier, and I'll certainly consider it. The wear doesn't bother me that much though - I've always thought that equipment this

[quote user="j0hnbarker"] Very jealous Mika - where do you find all this stuff??? I wish it were easy to get a Beolab 5000 setup + a Beolit 1000 here in the UK in the space of a week!! [/quote] I got the Beolab in a local auction, and surprisingly cheap as no-one else was interested - I obviously wanted these both so before I placed a bid

The 900K had to go back to the place in my avatar, so I needed a new system for my PC table. Here's what I managed to get together, from two completely separate sources on the same day! Not much of a project either, the Beomaster 5000 needs a new "stereo" bulb and that's about it. The Beolab 5000 has the usual wear under the volume

[quote user="Beobuddy"] You will notice that every time a visitor enters the room the BV5 has a great WAF factor. [/quote] I first misread that as "WTF factor", but I'm sure the BV5 has them both!