Is there a link that I have missed to enable corrections to be made / sent to someone to correct the listing of product specifications? I am about to move my RL140s (bought new when first released in 1986 ) and wanted to find the weight and size. I decided it would be easier to have a quick look on the web site as I was at my PC. However the size seemed

Another thought that crosses my mind is how many people are there with systems in this category (many of those that still like records and uncompressed music!). There must be a large number of people with one of the afore-mentioned systems as their production spans 15 years. I would hazard a guess that there are probably as many in this category as

I asked this same question when this revamped site was first set up and was told that vintage would cover it. I would definately support the reintroduction of this forum - and a few others. There are times when the general forum rather strays into general chat - nothing wrong with that but not why I tune in! Vintage forum is for the teak and rosewood

I would go for the 24v as the 12v will not last too long with something approaching 19v passing through them! Brian

Does anyone have a list of useful extra codes, hints and tips to make MCL equipment work using the Beolink and Beo 4 terminals? I am looking to connect a pair of MCL2AV with MCL2Ps in the same room to drive surround sound and would like to know if I can control them separately with a remote and the right codes. Any other unearthed secret operations

No sorry no manual - but how easy was it to open - any tips or difficulties? I might just check mine after all these years!

No timer that I know of. Do you have it linked to anything else that could be triggering it? Is it the same time every night?

Most useful - but where do you find that sort of information? Good point about the Beogram - back to plan B for that one!

Is there any way to run a 5 pin din connection into a 7 pin MCL 2AV input and "trick" the MCL2Av and MCL2P into accepting it? I am looking to run an older Beogram with 5 pin din or use the phono output from a DVD player in another location as the input for rear speakers, but there is no 6 or 7th pin to pass the datalink information along.

I am kooking to set up rear speakers in a new room for surround sound. The two rear speakers (CX 100) take the output of my DVD player via a Beomaster 5000 amplifier (phono to DIN leads). In terms of placement what is the consensus 1 Would you keep the phono to DIN lead short and run long speaker cables (to the loft and down again) or 2 A long Phono