JAT style... what have I won? (4x trying to post). Congrats all!

Glad he was not selling a BeoCom 2...

Damned if they do... damned if they don't... Buy it... or don't...

[quote user="Søren Mexico"]Thank you Eugene[/quote] I must admit that it is rather heartening to follow Eugene's as well as your work! Nice to have people on this side of the pond taking care of business!

It is remarkable how often I see BS2's available w/o all the accessories! I would look for another "solo" BS2 and paperweight/spare the old one.

[quote user="Dillen"]The first thing I checked was that the fuses were correct, which they were but a little calculating and replacing with 500mA types sorted the problem. Later, I found out the Beogram was imported to Canada from Germany.[/quote] That was Piaf's (Jeff's) BG4000 and I have read that thread several times. I will check

[quote user="Dillen"]If it was previously used with 220-240V, the fuses will have to be doubled in current rating when put to use with 110-120V.[/quote] I need some clarification... How does this work w/ Beo that has the rotary voltage selector? I thought you simply set the rotary dial to the correct voltage and go. I have a BG4000 that was

Screws (threaded fasteners)... anyone ever worked on an old Series Landy? Imperial, metric, and Whitworth!

[quote user="chartz"] A new thrust pad anyone? [/quote] Jacques, Help me... which thrust pad is this? Pic?

Yep! Definitely something for Lee to sweatily jog/run around/exercise with... particularly on very rainy days! Logitech though... so they may actually take it!