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  • Re: Beogram 4002 - new owner questions

    Peter : 3. You need a stylus balance - B&O cartridges came with a nice simple one - the accessories are pictured here . And the adjustment is done with a screw on the right side of the arm carriage, near the telltale text "stylus weight adjusting" There's a dial for the weight as well, but the 0 point might not be true, so cheking
    Posted to BeoWorld North America (Forum) by tournedos on 09-07-2008
  • Re: Thud noise

    Does the sound interval match the revs of the platter? If the platter height adjustment is not quite right, the underside of it might rub the belt or something else and make the sound. Another thing that obviously moves about once a second is the arm itself. I can't think of any reason why the servo that moves it could cause any sound, though -
    Posted to BeoGram (Forum) by tournedos on 09-06-2008
  • Re: Beijing 2008 pictures

    Thanks for all the thanks! As most of you probably know, making a decent presentation is one of the most tedious parts of photography, so I'm glad there was an audience The most impressive part of this gig was the incredible amount of effort the Chinese had put into everything. This vast circus worked like a clock to the finest detail. And it was
    Posted to BeoWorld People & Lifestyle (Forum) by tournedos on 09-06-2008
  • Re: Motorstand für MX6000

    Stand-by ist immer in der Mitte. "Ein" kann programmiert werden: menu -> setup -> stand -> der Fuss mit die Pfeile links/rechts drehen wohin du willst -> exit. Viel Spass
    Posted to Deutsche BeoWorld (Forum) by tournedos on 09-04-2008
  • Beijing 2008 pictures

    As I may have mentioned, I worked at the athletics broadcasting in Beijing last month. I've compiled some photos in the hope they will be interesting to others as well - in addition to assorted generic tourist crap, there are shots from places no ordinary games visitor had access to. Unfortunately I realized too late that I should've visited
    Posted to BeoWorld People & Lifestyle (Forum) by tournedos on 09-04-2008
  • Re: Whiter than us!

    Hmm... I wonder why there's a white BS9000 in every picture? Or maybe it's 1500 pieces of white CDs
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by tournedos on 09-03-2008
  • Re: Good Heavens - It's TONIGHT !!!!

    ChrDH: (Here in DK, we have the oldest cars in europe, because of our 180% + 25% tax system on new cars. A Mondeo like yours would be worth 2000 Pounds in Denmark if it had Danish taxes paid...) That would make us Finns feel right at home! Well, after sweating for three weeks in Beijing, I'm now in sweet solitude at the summer house, having sauna
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by tournedos on 08-31-2008
  • Re: Ebay Pain Once Again

    Well, ebayrtm.com certainly is a domain owned by eBay, and the redirect to http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/account/payfees.html is as valid as can be (yes, I checked it with other means than a browser). Nevertheless, I'd still never do anything through email links, however genuine they might be. All the required operations should be available just
    Posted to eBay - the right way! (Forum) by tournedos on 08-30-2008
  • Re: Passive Penta speakers

    henrik: Back in the 80s and early 90s I used to think the Pentas were gorgeous, but nowadays I find their looks very dated - much more so than any other B&O product from that time. I don't like their looks at all now, I find them ugly. I agree with Dave! I agree that they look very 90s (which means that in the 80s they must've looked quite
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by tournedos on 08-27-2008
  • Re: Is there such a thing as an S-video to composite converter?

    You might just try connecting the Y and C signals from the S-video socket together. The composite signal is just a sum of them. This is not the quite correct way to do it, but depending on the equipment, length of cabling, etc, you might get away with it and have a pretty decent picture. Many TV out display adapters do just this in their adapters (an
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by tournedos on 08-26-2008
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