I bought the best surge protector I could get when I got the third machine. I've even moved the unit to a different part of the living room. This is the third unit in 4 years - I could live with it if it was occaisionally happening but now it happens nearly every time I turn it on and lately it's started changing cds mid-way through a track

Thanks for your reply Jeff. I've cleaned the sensors you mention. I'm 100% convinced it's not the cds as there are too many that just won't play first time (i.e. 100s), they're all from different sources and from good quality record labels. It's definately the machine in some way. The B&O engineer even came to my house when

Hi, I live crownhill/eggbuckland way :) It's vertically mounted on a stand. It's not the cds as all new cds are doing this, most of my old cds play first time but nearly all new cds (and I get about 2-3 a week) won't play first time. It's exactly the same fault as the last two units so it can't be this machine unless there's

Thanks for the reply's, it's very much appreciated. It's so weird how each unit has done exactly the same thing. B&O in Exeter are at a complete loss as to what the problem could be. I'm really anal about my B&O and I've really looked after each unit so they've all been really well treated. I live in Plymouth near the

Hello - I was wondering if anybody could help me. I've had a Beosound 9000 for a few years and I keep having the same issues. After about 9 months of use the unit starts to do strange things. It spins cds in the opposite direction will stop and then will start playing them or will go into pause, also it sometimes stops playing after a few tracks