I'm surprised the Beolink 1000 hasn't been mentioned yet - it normally makes it into these lists. Brilliant remote. My favourite B&O product though is the Beovox MC120.2's. Mine are in white which was really forward thinking at the time as they now they still compete admirably with all the recent limited edition B&O stuff. Chris

[quote user="DKAudio"] Unfortunately, he said both spiders need to be replaced on my 10's, they are sagging a lot. I was quoted a little over $200 for everything. [/quote] The cost won't be an issue when you hear these speakers - they are truly awesome. Are you planning on replacing the capacitors in the crossovers? This will improve

Not much in my experience of watching them sell on Ebay. I have seen them generally sell for very little but if 2 bidders really want them then anything can happen, I have long since stopped trying to fnd any logic to prices on ebay. They have very limited appeal due to the size which doesn't sit well with modern thinking. The main appeal would

These X25's have been relisted at least half a dozen times to my knowledge at this price. Some people just don't seem to get the hint do they? Chris.

The HOW MUCH to beat all how much's....... Chris.

[quote user="Dillen"] It's always a difficult task to settle for a policy when repairing/restoring a set like this. Previous repairers simply replaced the original defective components with what they had available. They put in what was modern components at the time and never thought much about it. I just rebuilt the large filter/reservoir

I have a Beomaster 1700 which I bought purely for its quikiness. I didn't want it to be relegated to being simply something to be admired on looks alone so I have it connected to my PC with some CX50's. Works great in this application & always gets admirred. Chris.

1. MS150/MS150.2 2. MC120.2/S120 3. Beovox Penta 4. Beovox 5000 (panels) 5. S45/45.2 Based purely on how they sound but if I had to have just one pair out of all these it would be the MC120.2's, very easy to live with. Chris.

Hi Glen & thanks for posting such a nice er.... post... For 99.9% of us Beoworld is just a labour of love and it is always a pleasure when appreciation is shown. There is huge amount of work involved in keeping this site at the top of the tree and messages like yours are what makes it all worth while & keeps us going. Also a huge thanks to yourself

There's no reason why you should know to be honest. They also called the Beosound Centuary the Beosound 2000 which I didn't know until another Beoworlder (probably Peter) put me right. Chris.