[quote user="Jandyt"] Whoever wins these wonderful speakers is a lucky, lucky, lucky person! [/quote] agreed... that is what I'm listening to at this moment... great sound..

Beethoven's piano sonatas here...

I'm just quietly watching... don't dare to make a sound...

Peter, thanks for sharing... it is a wonderful, timeless system, just radiating the concept of 'quality'. Well done, wish I had room for one...

Wow... just connected late, browsing through all the pages, until I get to the last one, and... I'm absolutely speechless to see my name! Can't believe my luck...I am sure it will go well with our vintage B&O systems... Thank you very much, and thanks everyone for your wishes... indeed won by a Dutchman in London! Congrats to all the other

Martin, Your advice was absolutely spot on, as always! Everything works fine again after re-soldering all edge connectors, all pushbuttons respond as they should. Curiously I noticed that one of the several tiny capacitors soldered onto pins at the left hand side connector of the processor board had crumbled, only half of it still in place, the other

Thanks Martin, will give it a try over the weekend!

My beloved Beomaster 8000 now works like a dream, thanks to Dillen's excellent capacitor set and expert help with the displays. Unfortunately, to my surprise yesterday the pushbuttons on the main control panel stopped working. There is no response at all, which made me think of a loose connector from the panel to the microprocessor board. Checked

Just to share a similar experience: My BG8000 initially worked fine after a full re-cap, but recently the platter would no longer start. When pressing the 'play' button it would just produce a humming sound. This weekend I took the time to disassemble the unit again, re-solder all the connections on the main board, in particular the ones near

Just a question, somewhat off-topic, Could a similar problem be causing similar behavior in my DVD-1, which - after having used it for a short while - starts making ticking noises and stops tracking properly? If so, where should I look for the capacitor 'culprit' in this unit? If not, does anyone know if there is a replacement laser unit available