And this one beats the lot ... http://www.machinadynamica.com/machina44.htm Oh my, oh my ... Martin

Seems this company has nothing else than tweak things, checkout these pebbles : http://www.machinadynamica.com/machina31.htm or this: http://www.machinadynamica.com/machina34.htm The most frightful thing, I suppose, is that they earn money... Martin

Yes, I have new belts in stock. I don't need to know the type number but PM me for details. Martin

Beocord 2000 and 3300 cassette decks; If you can hear the motor running by placing your ear to the deck but the tapeheads won't engage (or has become stuck with a tape loaded), the deck is begging for new belts. This also applies to the Beocord 6000, 6002, 8000, 8002, 8004 HX-PRO and 9000 as well as the Beocord 5000 of the 1980's stacking system

The veneer is very thin and the discoloration will most likely go deep. Grinding will soon take you all the way through to the base wood and in most cases it's really not the veneers structure or grain that's damaged - "only" the color. Product names and availability differ from one country to the next. I suppose your DIY store would

Peter, I have new lamps and belts. You have mail ! Martin

Don't grind away the veneer unless it's already damaged. You won't find the original color deeper down and you won't be able to polish it back to the original appearance if the surface is ground. Palisander is not a real woodsort, there's no such thing as a palisander tree. The veneer is dyed to that color and the color fades due

There must be a capacitive decoupling of the chassis somewhere. Mains filter, Y-caps or so. - Where's Tim ? Martin

"High" and "Low" refers to digital signal levels, 1's and 0's so to speak. The respective measured voltages will depend on the supply and the general circuit layout and may differ from one circuit to another. An oscilloscope or data logger is required here, especially if you need to measure and check the timing at two or

Only thing to do then is to measure about a bit and look for the fault. Martin