I doubt B&O would agree to this as it would essentially mean giving BeoWorld a large present. We are an independent site. I would be not too surprised if they said that we were breaking copyright rules and should stop hosting the manuals. We are not whiter than white anyway - some of the manuals come from the old Beoworld and their provenance is

I don't agree at all. eBay is a buyer's market. Sellers cannot leave negative feedback and buyers seem to be able to claim something is broken, get a refund and keep the item. I only buy and have only had one bad experience (if you don't count the fact that relatively little B&O actually works when it arrives - I always expect this and

Any old (think 70s and before!) user manuals that could be scanned would be useful - I can scan and return should this be the windfall! Peter

[quote user="Beobuddy"] Botty!! Don't leave! [quote user="Beobuddy"] Well hey, am I interupting the interesting part of the draw? Thanks a lot Botty for the 8th prize!! Thanks everyone for the congratulations. But Botty, with all respect, give it another go! Make someone else happy with the 8th prize. For me its the third time

Afraid I agree with Graham - the service manual is not that helpful - indeed most are not. They do give a breakdown of parts though which can be helpful. Maybe Graham could give a step bt step account of the procedure though which would be most helpful. Written so an idiot can manage (I may need this in the future!)

I have mine side by side - the rubber feet leave marks on the rosewood. When my dealer borrowed my system they stacked it and it took quite a bit of polishing to remove the evidence!

Actually I rather like the 6000 quad which is one of the most stunning designs that B&O have come up with. I do have one still! I call it two puffed up 901s because, from a circuit design point of view, that is what it is. The design in this case is more impressive than the sound. It is however an ergonomic triumph in many ways - back buttons and

A very good question!! Maybe B&O can answer this! I'll email them!

The angle at the end would be wrong - and not too sure about the resonances! Nice idea though!

I think we will have to agree to disagree. I think the 6500 more than capable. It has a power output of 55W per channel which is more than adequate for almost anyone. From a circuit design point of view, it is a continuation of the same B&O design as the decent B&O amplifiers.