Unusual symptoms. However they do seem to be likely to be temperature related so I would suggest dry solder joints ( a common CDX failing!) could be the problem.

Through the 3400, very similar. I would possibly say better as the amplifier in the 5500 is not the very best - however it is a very convenient device - I use one all the time! The 6000 is not quite as good but I would be hard pressed to tell the difference.

If you are in the UK, chat to Lee and he can show you both a 6000 and a 3400. The 6000 is a very special machine - incredible to think it was from the early 70s!

I agree - you need to go and compare LCD and plasma sets yourself and see which you prefer. Like 355f, I would have plasma any day.

I know what you mean, but sometimes a device is clearly superior to all others. The original iPod was such a device and Apple have kept improving it. The original iPhone was not clearly the best but the latest upgrade has moved it in my view to be just that. Sometimes something becomes the best seller simply because it is the best. As long as it is

1. Very rare to find a mint one. And therefore expensive. A lot of these stopped working years ago and were beyond economic repair. Those that are around tend to be cherished - Lee now looks after mine! 2. Ultrasound remote I am afraid - the first B&O one. It does need to be in line of sight . 3. No! You can't have seen one! The controls are

Afraid I agree. Look for a suitable donor - a Beocenter 5000, or 7007 will also have the same lid. The 5000 in particular sells for very little. Could well be useful for all sorts of parts.

If you are using CD4 records, the separation takes place in the Beogram. These are the 'real' four track records and are coded by having a frequency range of 20 - 45000Hz. The top part of this - 15000 - 45000 has the rear channels on it which have been encoded before pressing. The decoder in the Beogram restores this information to the correct

Obviously the Beosound 2500 and Beolab 6000s will work together perfectly as a stereo system. The complication is the AV7000. This is a rather old surround processor which will only produce Dolby Pro-Logic sound. From the sounds of your system, I would tend to agree with your dealer as I think it will simply degrade the sound. If money were no object

I didn't move it!