Still no sound? I have seen this before on a MCL2P amp. The 9000 cannot "see" your amplifier and therefore will not swich the speaker feed on.There is a relay in the ML/MCL amp which is faulty and not telling the 9000 that you have speakers connected. In "normal" use this is not a problem but in your case it causes the symptoms you

I am in need of a pick up arm for a Beogram 4000 type 5215 Any one out there who can help???

I need the Pick up Arm from a Beogram 4000 type number 5215 Any one out there able to help me bring this magnificent example back to the land of the living? Regards Graham

[quote user="Blackrix"] As far as I know the midranges are no longer available. So the only option is to change the speaker surrounds. [/quote] I ordered and received some just a month ago. There was quite a wait as there was a delay but trhey arrived OK.

Same here, I wouldn't know what to do with it either!!

[quote user="jldmelb"] oops, my mistake.. Powerlink cable is sufficient plugged from the AUX. of the 9000 to the Passive Amp.. [/quote] The fully wired powerlink cable should be plugged into the powerlink socket on the 9000 and the powerlink socket on the amplifier! If still no sound, let me know.

How much are they from an Aussie Dealer??

[quote user="cableguy11"] Set the right current for the laser (which is done by combining r3106+r3105, and you twist the pot till you get 1K ohms on the ohmeter.) Any i deas? will i have to change the whole CDM-2 Mechanism? could it be the laser? [/quote] You have not quite finished setting the laser current. Measuring the resistance you desribe

Mind you don't get caught agreeing with me!!! The viscosity of the glue is important as is technique.

I have used the tape and confirm that it is sticky enough for the job at hand. However, I believe that it is too thick, resulting in a glass panel that sits slightly too proud of the plastic frame. Only marginal but enough to offend my eye.