I am considering buying a Beocenter 9000, and I have two questions. First, will my Beogram 4002 (with built-in quad decoder) plug into it? I realize it won't have remote capability, but will the 4-channel circuitry interfere? Would I simply leave it set on 2-channel? Second, I see the Beocenter 9000 has an RCA "PRE AMP OUT" on the back

Thanks - that makes sense. However, I have no idea how to get inside this one, all I have is the original owner manual. Can you give a any tips on how this is done? Thanks, Tim

I have had a BeoCenter 7700 for about three years, and when I bought it, I replaced all the belts. Just in the last few months, the speed changes from 33 to 45 in the middle of a record. If I press 33 it changes back and stays there. This happens about three or four times a week, while I use the turntable about 28 - 34 hours a week. What could be the

Thank you all for the information. It looks like I will be shopping for a SMMC20EN for starters. I do not own any quad lp's, but was curious. Last night the diamond disappeared from the 33 year-old MMC6000, so it's glory days are over. Has anyone heard of this mod? http://www.aminaaudio.com/phono.html I'm not sure I'd like the looks

1) It's the 5503, so it must be AC. 2) I thought it may not be worth the trouble. 3) It's not bad, but not perfect, hence question 4 4) Is the SMCC20CL+ worth the extra $$ over the SMCC20CL? 5) Actually, the top platter comes off the subplatter with the 6 screws, and the back of it is mirrored with the strobe marks. When it's fastened to

I just bought a BG 4002 with a MMC600 cartridge. It arrived with the deck pieces, belts and platter removed, and after a bit of fiddling, I got it all assembled. At first the tonearm would drop, and then scoot fast-forward across the record - much to my dismay. Turning it on again in the evening, I noticed a light shining beneath the platter, so I took