Condition is everything. I recently sold a very good one for £150 to a customer in Finland. Transport is the problem, they must be VERY well packed to survive in the courier system. I have one with broken glass and one with the complete top missing, both poor condition. I use them as temp stands for anything as they are not really saleable.

See the end of this thread and the post by member Mdyarnell who seems to have solved this problem http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/t/33136.aspx?PageIndex=2

[quote user="chartz"] PS: By the way, how do I stop the lids on my 4000/4002 deck making those horrible screeching noises (Screaming Jay Hawkins off the table)? I tried lubricating the plastic sliders to no avail. [/quote] Yeah ! How do you ????????

Shouldn't get humm with Mk2 as they were the ultimate until B&O recently bought out these new super shielded powerlinks to take their place. The problem with them is that they are thicker than the old Mk2's but are pretty much futureproof.

[quote user="Vienna"] [quote user="Seanie_230"] Does mk3 work with all speakers [/quote] ... exept BLb5s (switching to digital in if source is CD) and older speaker types like Pentas (display). By the way, the new fully mounted, 5.5mm double screened type is much cheaper than the pevious 3,5mm Mk2 (now beeing discontinued) and the

Agree with Lee. Steve's service and quality is outstanding.

[quote user="jc"] As I already replied earlier in this thead, they sound very different to me when played with Beovoxes (and so using the amps). Looking at the specifications at this site or at B&o's site there is a remarkable difference in frequency, so perhaps that's the difference I heard. So I doubt we are speaking of the same

They essentially use the same design of amplifier and sound the same to me! The CD in the 9500 can be fixed.

If there is no red light on your speakers then they are either faulty or not connected to the mains!

By far,the differences in sound are down to the speakers used. Notice that I did not say sound quality! Having listened to most types of B&O CD players I can honestly say that I cannot notice much difference, with the exception of the CD50, which does sound warmer and more analogue. I have not heard the CDX series so cannot comment. Beware that