[quote user="mipe"]Do you know if there are any way to turn on power witout remote control?[/quote] As far as I know, no, there isn't... most modern age Beovisions are useless without a remote. More importantly, without a remote you can't enter the PIN code (hope you got one!) and the TV wouldn't work anyway.

[quote user="misteUS"]I am set on making this work. One last question: If I use the Line input on the Beolab Actives, Can I use Pin #4 on the Powerlink to turn the speaker on? [/quote] As far as I can see, yes - the power switching via Powerlink remains in operation even in Line mode. [quote user="misteUS"]I would think that the

[quote user="Medogsfat"]Then some of the retaining pegs are missing from the frets which I'll need to "re-manufacture" so to speak.[/quote] I think I once read about somebody making them from plastic wall plugs. Find a suitable size, cut to length and epoxy in. Even available in black if you look around

[quote user="f5434964"]Me too - never would by music (or software or games) in an digital store; I want to have "something" in my hands not only data[/quote] Same here, not to mention if I want to give an album as a gift. Having said that, I very rarely buy new CDs for myself, as flea markets are full of them, and if I want a particular

[quote user="Rich"]A graph of my turntable ownership since I purchased my first LP in 1978 at age 12. Looks like 1 dominates the field. How did I suddenly end up with six? Oh, yeah, Beovirus.[/quote] Entertaining! In a nerdy way, but entertaining! Which model fit the best? I hope not an exponential one

[quote user="hemenex"]I would have another beogram but that one's integrated in a BC3500. But wait - wasn't that PHONO-plugged in a circuit pretty much as the BM3000? Could use that one for testing as well. Yep, have to be creative there [/quote] Oh yes, that should be even easier... just an extension cord I think. I haven't hogged

[quote user="hemenex"]So I'll have to find a way to check the phono inputs as well; I only have an 7-pin-Beogram and that one has built-in-RIAA [/quote] Only one Beogram? I can somehow (barely) understand having 0 Beograms, but 1...? Build a reverse RIAA amp, it can be done completely in passives (google for schematics) and might come

[quote user="Leslie"] Never knew that there is or better was an original black MCP. Is it called MCP7000? [/quote] I found the old thread - I remembered incorrectly, apparently it had no number at all but was sold only with black BS7000s. I think Lee has one nowadays (or at least his avatar had ).

The only all black MCP was designated MCP 7000 (with no technical difference)... good luck finding one of them either, though!

These work in the same ~2.4 GHz area as regular WiFi, so you should be able to stretch it pretty far in open space. Anything in between (walls, windows, even leafy bushes) will quickly shorten the range.