I'm looking for a pair of the smaller RL wall mounts (RL60/6000 etc). PM...err converse me with offers

Here's a two minute Photoshop on one of the images (sorry, I screwed up the selection a little...). I kinda like it dark!

...but not the kind that falls from the sky! I just collected a pair of Beovox 80.2's in white - or shoud I say cream... To my surprise, one of the woofers is completely OK; the other one has a small hole in the foam, but looks like these will take a long time with moderate listening before they have to be repaired. Apart from very tiny marks on

[quote user="Greg"] Actually, I strongly suspect 16:9 was chosen as it was the halfway point (=compromise) between TV (=4:3, or 12:9 if you like) and Cinema (=2.39:1, or 21:9). So there is some kind of logic there. And, of course, content made recently for TV is 16:9, as are IMAX sections on eg Dark Night Blu-ray. [/quote] I've forgotten

I have here one type 2317 (s/n 22228 with stereo decoder, "serie 06" whatever that means) and may have another sometime soon. Martin, let me know if you need any info on this one.

The cartridges are practically hand made. I have been wondering how they can keep up the business at those prices, it must be a hobby with a passion! Have to admit that I'm waiting for a better turn of the EUR-USD exchange rate before I place an order for a SMMC for my BG6500

[quote user="Jandyt"] Get the Beo4 model with the AV button! [/quote] It's still in a very awkward place for this purpose, compared to Beolink 1000. With a BL1000, you don't have to move the remote in your hand (or use two hands...).

[quote user="amr"] I have a Beocenter 8000 with the same problem. Changed both resistors and a transistor that messured out of range. Now the CD spins up and keeps spining at a speed near light:), after 3-4seconds the lid opens. Before doing any "repairs" the cd did maybe move for 3/4 of a round. Anybody who have a clue? [/quote

Lo and behold - I connected a multimeter inline the motor circuit to measure the actual operating current, and the darn thing works now! I have tried stopping and restarting the CD a number of times to find out if the spindle motor has some position where it gets stuck, but no. The motor - or perhaps the CD holder - makes a slight ticking noise however

Back at work... -9.5V was missing completely. The transistor regulating it (BC818, SMD and located conveniently under the decoder board) had burned and I replaced it. The power supply works now. Then, I replaced the two driver transistors with correct types and the resistors as well. Still no luck - at least one of the resistors gets very hot so I powered