Good luck to everyone!

I suppose so. I must confess that my keyring has now had a flat battery for 3 years and I have not bothered replacing it - it is just a nice key fob!

I think there are lots of users of Beolink PC2 and Beoport (the same thing really!) This works very well with Macs and is certainly the way I would suggest the OP goes. I use mine all the time and so do many of my friends. The Beolink PC Office was a first attempt and like the original Master Control Link, it was only out for a short time and the second

That is the counter weight and is important! It won't work without that! You will need to get a donor unit - I think these were all the same in this series of decks and also music centres.

I agree completely. I have all sorts of B&O VCRs but the only VCR I actually use at present is a Panasonic. I remember my old dealer advising me that although the VX range were excellent, the picture from a good Panasonic was just as good and for a fifth of the price. As most B&O VCRs use the sensor in the TV, using one with a non B&O TV

The answer to this according to B&O is that the Beoport PC Office will not work with a Mac. I am afraid this system really is obsolete - it was only out for 2 years, works with Windows 95 or 98 only and is very limited due to the cards it supports which are also now obsolete. It has not been upgraded by software support. I do have the manual somewhere

For a cheaper alternative, try Axel at www.schallplattennadeln.de . He can re-tip your stylus - nand can also upgrade it.

In the case of the 4000, I would say a reasonable adage would be, if it isn't broken, don't fix it! I would get the arm looked at but replacing all the capacitors is probably not necessary, will have no effect on the sound and will be very expensive. To pull it all apart and subject it to attack by soldering iron is more likely, in my view,

The straight answer is that you cannot. However I thought you could change the BV10 so that TV worked the digital tuner by turning off the analogue. If that is the case, it should work.

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