Yes, they exist, I got one with my white MX2000 The one in auction seems to be in a better shape, though.

Hello, it might be helpful if you told us which unit the board you need is supposed to fit

If that gunk really is coming from the caps, they are toast - I'd replace then in any case. You also seem to have the original trimmers for idle current adjustment (R177 and R277, 100 ohms near the two power resistors for each channel). They are most likely ripe for replacement, especially if the BM gets hot even at small volumes. Do them one at

Bob Marley - No Woman No Cry I never get tired of this song. I wish I had a version that didn't cut short the lovely guitar solo, though!

[quote user="rayfenwick"] Wish I'd seen that 900 chassis for that price... somehow missed it. If someone has one of that design fascias with the tuning memory markers strip intact.....My "Wyndham" 900 needs it's replacing... [/quote] That's a funny thing to break - but I have one with the same problem! Luckily the other

[quote user="expoman"] The real reason is due to the fact that David Lewis's ears are farther apart than his eyes. [/quote] You make it sound like it was an anomaly

This is now confirmed - from my quick perusal of the announcement, each existing shareholder (on 21st of April) will be allowed to buy two new B shares for each existing share, at a price of 19 DKK per share. The current price is 84.50 DKK. I think I'll take them http://www.bang-olufsen.com/issue-of-shares-2009

[quote user="Webu"] tournedos: Sorry for the picture focusing more on that white dial cord instead of the black rubber belt I actually meant - between the motor and the potentiometer wheel (or more like pulley wheel as onyx said). That's the one slipping a lot - the white dial cord feels to be just alright. [/quote] Ah, OK, now I see it

[quote user="ouverture"] good to know, I am sure that if you sent the pictures to Keith or Lee again, they could re-instate them for us [/quote] Actually they are not that relevant - mine were apparently a very early pair, and the crossovers were constructed on chipboard. You're more likely to have real printed circuit boards, and the

I like those, Eugene! Would look great in a suitable environment.