I am sure they will sound very good and even better if you lift them off the floor.

The DVD2 is not one of B&Os high points in ease of use! Possibly because it is a rebadged Philips! Try this! Finalise discs To be able to play a DVD+RW/-RW in a different DVD player, it is necessary to finalise it. After this no further editing or recordings can be made to the disc. > Load the DVD+RW/-RW in DVD 2 > Press GO then 3 to enter

Picked up a copy today - first impressions are of a well photographed collection though it does feel like one of those magazines you get on airlines. I may be getting old but I find the copy a bit pretentious. However my main gripe is the ever decreasing technical information. I know I can go to the website, but that can be a pain to load and still

If the second speakers do the same, I would suggest the cables are not correct.

I agree - puting the board on the wood bracing strut would seem logical. It probably should avoid touching the container for the phase link unit. Lovely job - you have used big capacitors! You almost need an external cross over! Tim replaced the capacitors in my M100s but I think he used smaller ones than those originally fitted!

I don't know about so me - I think it is so BeoWorld - I notice you are giving away a couple of SP cartridges yourself - and I still remember being handed over a BC3600 in a car park near Leeds! I am afraid I never found out what became of that!

I met him in a B&O shop looking for a cartridge! Seemed a nice chap - I didn't know who he was - so I offered him one of mine!

I am sorry but I am closing this thread. Peter Marks is clearly a man in distress and also clearly an intelligent inventer,who has clearly had considerable misfortune. I do no want to see someone who is unable to defend himself being even unintentionally ridiculed. I am sure that was not the original thought of the OP but I am concerned that this is

Try cleaning and lubricating first - if no joy, Martin (Dillen on site) can supply new belts.

Have you tried both speakers? I wonder if one has a fault.