[quote user="Søren Mexico"] [quote user="Rich"] Welcome to Beoworld, Todd. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but you're in big, big trouble. There is no cure for the Beovirus. Let's start a pool. I give Todd 4 months before he has a full Beosystem 5500 or similar. [/quote] 3 months and he will start looking for for

Welcome to Beoworld, Todd. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but you're in big, big trouble. There is no cure for the Beovirus. Let's start a pool. I give Todd 4 months before he has a full Beosystem 5500 or similar.

[quote user="Evan"] I was up until 3:30a getting my library transferred over from the old lappy. Had huge trouble with duplicates and other frustrations. [/quote] It's about time you got your priorities right! Now if we can just get you to skip class to fully participate in the WEDTHREAD....

[quote user="tournedos"] [quote user="chartz"]So my query is simple: have you experienced this, and what are those caps there for?[/quote] To create a fight! http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/t/25939.aspx [/quote] Mika: That was the best thread EVAR! Any more all time great threads someone who joined last year may have missed?

[quote user="Evan"] Here is a partial screen capture from my new PC with Windows Media Center, really really liking this! Good bye iTunes!! [/quote] Yeah, I said that once, too. TV and movies in WMC, music in iTunes for me.

I heard back from Benny today regarding this nightmare . He ultimately replaced the motor, the relay, and the trim pots to get the speed right. He also did some adjustments to my tonearm and replaced the output cable (at my specific request).

And now I've moved to my bedroom where I'm listening to the Police's Synchronicity on S45-2s while drinking Wines That Rock's The Police Synchronicity and posting to Beoworld about batteries.

[quote user="Leslie"] Stupid question maybe but how do you keep them all together? And how long does it last? [/quote] The seven Energizer 357 watch batteries are just placed in series inside the battery compartment. I just removed the four screws on the back of the remote, pulled the remote apart, and put the batteries in as shown one at

[quote user="burantek"]Tip of the month -thanks Rich! [/quote] "Even the losers get lucky sometimes" --Tom Petty

[quote user="Leslie"] Stupid question maybe but how do you keep them all together? And how long does it last? [/quote] Give me a few minutes and I'll take a photo of the batteries inside the remote. Just got back from IKEA where I found a turntable shelf solution.