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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012
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1st March February 2012
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We will make sure the Beoworld page is informative and useful!!
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He is going to the press launch! Probably the same but more wine! PS He is also not letting on that he has got himself a MacBook Air! Superb choice!
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I guess it is the cable. What sort of input output sockets are on the jukebox and what sort of cable do you have. If it has RCA plugs, you need a 4 RCA plug to 5 pin DIN lead and if mini-jackplugs, again you need two stereojacks to 5 pin DIN. I attach the specs for the 6500 which is as good as identical to the 7000.
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This actually connects the pre and power amplifiers and if you remove the plug, the power amplifier will get no signal. Obviosly a graphic equaliser will take the signal, process it and send it back (never heard of anyone actually doing this!! I do however use a similar connection on my Beomaster 5500 to attach a good headphone amplifier which takes
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Afraid that sounds like a component failure and will require a trip to the service department. It could be as little as one capacitor though it is impossible to diagnose on the net.
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Why does anyone buy B&O when Sony make a good range of audio equipment themselves?
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Make sure you get the correct Beovox S45s! There are two sorts. I have linked the ones you want here !
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Agree with checking the speaker switches. Try using some headphones as well. The double sided tape all needs to be removed - it also holds the platter surround on and this will go at some time! I used an alcohol cleaner and a lot of time! To fix it back I use two pack epoxy - I have done 4 of these now! These are great systems - I have a later one with
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The CL really does need to be warm - A light bulb shining on it will often help! It is in my opinion the best cartridge made by B&O. It should outperform your Dual if it is working properly. One fault with most B&O decks in the lack of record support. A felt mat cut to cover the grey areas can help if you do not mind the looks. By the way, this
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Well this is the circuit with the bulb in it - I suppose the transistor is faulty - how much does it bother you? You could just take the bulb out - I think they are fairly useless anyway!