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1st March February 2012
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What tracking weight are you using? It should be 2g for the SP14. Remember these are old cartridges and it could be worn. The SP12 would be better and tracks at 1.2g.
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The obvious choice is the 8000 system and CDX - the best sound quality in many ways. I would personally go for a Beomaster 4400, Beogram 4002, CDX and a Beocord 5000 (the latter is 70s really) with some good Uniphase speakers. No remote of course but a much better amplifier and the whole thing will keep working and be a lot easier to repair if it doesn't
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I have emailed you a couple of pages!
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S120s - probably the best balanced passive speaker that B&O made. Plenty of bass. Only problem is that the bass cones suffer from foam rot but this is quite easy to repair. Should be cheap - almost nothing if foam rot not repaired. S45-2 - smaller and so not so much bass as the S120. Again a very accurate speaker and good top end particularly. No
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To be fair, the issue is that it could be possible (if not that likely) that B&O could make a holder with no charging facility. I do have a beautifully turned metal stand for mine (Thanks Richard!) but this has no charging connections. In this case, the wall holder is a charger and is available now - the part number is 1159366 . It will retail for
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Analogue out on the CDX and £1000 machine. Must confess to not being sure about the CD555 - it is £14000 so it didn't detain me too long!
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The first thing I would do is change the SCART lead.