Agree with that. One of the joys of this deck is how easy it is to take apart. The wooden surround slides forward and as it does so, it releases the top panels. Remove all that you can - the control panel is removable a different way but doesn't need to come out. Be careful of the stylus when doing this! You can then see all the workings. There

I am sure that is not was was meant! Your post was to bump the thread up as no-one had answered. Keith answered it and I imagine removed the bump - we are trying to remove as many simple posts like bumps once the thread is answered to keep our space used down. The reason the forum has been down recently is due to us coming very close to our limit. We

I don't think this counts!

Many thanks! Turned into a pdf and loading as we speak!

Have you fully undone the transit screws. The platter should bounce up and down when pushed down.

Devastated for Sutil and Force India. Completely innocent and nearly fourth.

To record on Sky+, you just press Go Red on the Beo4.

Never seen an off the peg solution - Plenty of 5 pin DIN to RCA but you will lose the remote option. You need a little electrics shop with someone who is keen to make you one!

Actually before we get into Bose bashing (!), I should say that the CX100 will not be regarded as Hi-Fi by many people. They are very good for their size but your first impressions are accurate. Something of that size cannot produce low bass to rival bigger speakers. They are extremely useful for small rooms and as speakers one can use at close quarters

The full service manual is on site should you need it though you need to be at least a silver member. I attach the diagram for the tuning cord though. The presets are fine though setting them takes a little patience. The system was very similar to almost all Beomasters of this era with only the Beomaster 2200 having a better method.