That is very nice to know Tournedos. I also found (to go a little more offtopic) this site where is shown the evolution of Mullard radios . Mine is type MAS 238. They even have some diagrams on some models, which are helpful for restoring them. http://radiomuseum.org/m/mullard_gb_en_1~typ.html P.S. How on earth can you guys rename the link that you

It is not HiFi, but it is definetely rare and Vintage. I own a Mullard Radio Receiver from 1948. A Great Britain Product with Internal Speaker and ability to connect a pickup! It is not in a good shape, but i have plans to restore it someway...

Just for future reference. It was the external power supply that failed. 15 Euros, a new one and everything is up and running again. Thank you all for your contributions on this.

It is already discussed in this forum... :-) http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/t/31191.aspx?PageIndex=1

[quote user="bsantini"] My BM1 exhibited Exactly the same behavior. Turned out to be the internal pcb and replacing the external power supply. FWIW Barry [/quote] Thanks Barry. I will check it. Since i am not under warranty anymore, do you happen to know the cost of it??

[quote user="Russ"] BeoMedia 1 has the external power supply, and an internal power management/control/monitoring board...both are prone to failure in early units...your symptom fits the profile for in internal PCB. [/quote] Hi Russ. Thank you for your reply. If it is the internal PCB , is it something i can change by myself?? And do you happen

Congratulations to all winners. May you enjoy your prizes. Till next month for the rest of us… :-)

The power supply seems ok. It lights up the green light. Or that is irrelevant if the power supply comes to its end??

Hahaha. Posted almost on the same second! Greetings Andy

Hi Jaff, Beocool. I am also here waiting. It will be a nice evening. :-) I am sorry Beocool. Hope you get well soon. Maybe we shall all go to sleep and wake up later. Andy does that and works…. ;-)