Im having problems with a CD 7000 I have. It wont play any cds. I've opened it up (because its easier to see whats happening) and discovered the following. If there is no cd in the tray it seems to be fine, the laser moves over and tries to focus and you can see the light from the laser and the motor spins. Basically it does all the things it should

I am sure that this is a dilema which many of us face with B&O equippment. I currently have a BM6000 connected up to a CDX playing through a pair of S80.2's in my bedroom (It makes a lovley clock radio!) and it sounds great. The BM6000 is in perfect working order. Now, I really fancy a BM8000, I know it would be total overkill in the size of

Surely it would be cheaper to just buy a new LX tv. They cost pennies in the UK now!

Theres one on this listing. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Bang-Olufsen-Beocenter-9500-Speakers-Changer-Beogram_W0QQitemZ200230366370QQihZ010QQcategoryZ14980QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I had a BM4500 with the RIAA module but can not tell you any more than that. All I know is that it cost £15 extra when new!

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Peter, Its already on its way to Finland free of charge. A small donation to Beoworld and scanning of the manual for the site was the agreed deal so all should be OK. Rich

Sorry for the delay. I have PMed you!

They would connect but they have speaker link not powerlink do you would need an adaptor. it would be better to get penta 2 or 3's for ease of connection and lack of foam rot. The penta 1's midrange are very prone and there are four on each. Not to hard to do or replace though.

Penta 1's so no powerlink and more than likely foam rot as well. Still pentas though so great speakers.