I second what BenSA says. I have refoamed and rebuilt the crossovers on anumber of Bepvox speaker - all with success. Certainly a lot cheaper than buying a replacement set on eBay

Took a peek inside to verify a rotted set of cassette belts. Tup all thats left is a gooey tar. Also took the opportomiy to write down some cap values. Very clean inside and in good shape which is relief, She has now been stwed away until I can round up all the pieces and parts.

Actually I have a pair of BM 2400's that need a recap. I was going to open up the BC7700 to have a look at the cassette to verify rotted belts and give the thing an overall visual inspection ... but I went Xmas shopping and ran other errands all day. ... and now I am sketching up a canvas or two for yet another "art" project

Testing my latest acqusition !!! What an inpressive machine. I am blown away.

Where is the tone arm ? Finally got around to recapping the sevo and decoder boards on my $27 Beogram CD3300, plus a door belt I boght off Dillen. Seems to be working just fine now whick is 100 percent better than what I started out with. Pretty much an electronic train wreck. Nothing worked and I mean nothing at all. This just arrived today and most

My Beocord 3300 needs a new deive motor. All thwe switching sequences are correct and the solenoid drive the gear clutches as they should. Power at the motor is 14.6 VDC, but no spin. Bums me out - I was hoping to slide by on a simple cleaning and belt replacement. I am getting ready to put the CD 3300 back together after replacing the belt and recapping

Nice idea for a thread! -mika Yes I think so as well = but I would like to see some film with all this. Next up is a finishing a Beogram 3300 CD that I half rebuilt last summer. Until this morning I hadnt touched a thing in a couple months - been painting. But the Beo-Crack is hard to stay away from.

Right now I am cleaning up a Beocord 3300 and replacing to rotted old belts. What are you working on ?

Ok then, did have one player where the flywheel had slipped loose from the cam underneath. Had to fit the two back togther and realign the flywheel so that everything would open close and load in proper sequence. As I recall it was a fairly easy fix. The other possibility is the contacort is out of kilter a bit. I have had that happen as well.

Remove the block hook at the front of the player facing outside (easiet) and you will be able to jiggle the laser block out and expose the gears and contacts. Give everyting a good cleaning. I use deoxit on the electronic components then Isopropol on everything else I was thinking from memory that the contacts are visible when the laser block is al