Don't use glue but rather double sided sticky tape. THIS TAPE is probably what I'd try. As Chris (Medogsfat) pointed us to it's ideal for sticking the glass down on Beomasters/centers but it should be also good for other applications. Steve

Well, I couldn't resist it Packing can wait. You were right...........there's a spring that had detached on the white lever which I've now reattached and it plays...........sort of. It doesn't quite reach the vinyl on a 45 and drops down too early so that needs adjustment somehwere plus the sound isn't great - sort of distorted on

Thanks Mika. Fredrik. Appreciate the picture- it helps enormously. Thank you I'm going away tomorrow at 4am for a week so will attack it on my return. At least I'll go away knowing there's hope for an easy fix for my minor disaster!

I should know better..... Having recently re-introduced my father to B&O with a BC9500 he asked me if could source a BG9500. See a collection only on eBay far away but looks good and I ask the seller would he be prepared to post it following my packing instructions should I win the auction. No problem. I won it and gave strict packing instructions

[quote user="Peter "]The nut behind the handle needs constant adjustment![/quote] They are fabulous pictures.

Agree, If they're RL60's then it would make sense to upgrade them to RL60.2's from eBay and sell the old ones as spares or repairs.

Great choices but my No.1 is the Beocenter 9500. It's 20 years old and still has that absolute pleasure factor

Hi Lawrence. From my rusty memory... Put the speak face down Undo the strap screws and remove the straps. Undo all of the screws. There's 9 of them- 3 at the top, 3 at the bottom & 3 in the middle Prise the speaker apart The cloth is glued on to the front and won't come loose I think you may have to pull a couple of plugs to relase the wires

Just wanted to remind people of this great column.

I'm thinking of hand writing Bang & Olufsen on blank A4 paper & flogging them on eBay. This time next year Rodney.....