I agree, it can be done but mostly isn't worth the trouble. If you can solder, locate the two wires at the solder side of the switch and move them to the switchs other poles. This will bypass the switch and leave the speakers 1 connected permanently. Martin

Replace the capacitors in the BM2400 and it will win, also in crisp- and richness. The amplifier in the BM4500 is merely a japanese hybrid IC whereas the one in the BM2400 is discretely built and DC-coupled. Looking at the transistors used, it's practically one half of a BM5000. Martin

Her er måske lidt inspiration : http://theater.stevejenkins.com/gallery/ Martin

Bedste bud er nok at spørge hos B&O. Martin

The "rubber" is actually a flexible electric conductor. Yes, it needs to touch the field on the back of the glass in order to work. Check that the PCB board sits firmly in all it's little hooks in the plastic frames. Martin

Welcome to Beoworld ! I am not sure exactly which part(s) you refer to, there are many and they differ according to the exact version of 4002. You will need to be more specific. There are several threads on this forum about speed issues and several troubleshooting clues, do a search. If you have the DC version, there's a good chance that the fault

Welcome to Beoworld ! Lovely deck but there's really no click to be expected from the 8000 series, only in the 4000 series. We need to know if the tonearm stops and hovers above the lead-in groove at the beginning of the record or keeps on going to the left over the record ? Do you have white light from under the sensor arm (not the little arrows

Welcome to Beoworld ! There are two types of Beogram 1500; The earlier type with round arm and SP cartridge has no transport screws. The later type with square arm and MMC cartridge has three screws visible if you lift off the platter. Put a piece of soft foam or similar in above and under the tonearm, sandwich it in a way to make a soft squeeze when

Thanks to you, Bot and a huge CONGRATULATIONS to all the winners !

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