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1st March February 2012
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Only the Beomaster 5000 - and that doesn't use the Beolink 1000. It will work with all the other components though - CD5500, Beocord 6500 etc.
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N.Radio uses the same codes as well and hence using this in List will also operate the Beogram.
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Probably the same chap! He is called Dillen on site and Dillen-de on eBay - Martin is his real name!
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If I wanted the best sounding system, the Beolab 6000 and dare I say it 8000 would not be on the top of my list. The newer speakers - the Beolab 9 and obviously 5 are simply far better. However the older box speakers with a good amplifier are also capable of showing the column speakers a clean pair of heels. The S75s you have have plenty of real bass
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Which 3000? There are at least four completely different sorts!
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You do put the record on the 'metal' - there is nextel painted onto it - it is perfectly safe!
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Martin Olsen - Dillen on site.
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It varies a lot. If you are buying anything substantial, a bit of negotiation could get it thrown in at present.
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The problem you have here is that the MX1500 is not link compatible. Unfortunately you have another problem in that the MX4002 is a link room set and is designed to be used with a bigger set in the main room - an Avant or an MX7000/8000 would be such sets. What you need is something like an MX7000 and this can be your main room set which you would connect
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B&O cartridges are Moving Magnet ( they are actually Moving Iron but let's not confuse the issue!) What you really need to do is make up a custom set of wiring. Most RIAA amplifiers use RCA plugs and you will need to use an adapter. However if you want remote control, you will need to have a connection from the 6 & 7 pins on the Beogram