Silly thought - are they plugged into the correct sockets?

What Alex is saying is I think correct. 5 Pin DIN sockets contain r and l input and also r and l output. We suspect that you have connected the TV to the output pins of the Beomaster. This is then going the 'wrong way' and feeding into all the sources . You need to check your wiring and it should work. The 7000 is a very good amplifier and will

It should work when daisy chained - did you have the selctor switch set with one to left and the other right? Powerlink cables carry signal for both left and right and there should be no problem daisy chaining as you describe. If using a B&O subwoofer, the best way is to connect the subwoofer to the Beomaster and the 4000s to the subwoofer as the

These are in the main quite reliable units. However the following can apply: The cassette player may need new belts - cheap The CD player may need the laser servicing - trickier as most dealers will diagnose that it needs a new unit - rarely the case - see on site for the fix. The doors can need restringing - a labour of love! The stylus of the record

Thanks to Andy who has given us some new manuals - in particular the user manual for the Beogram 3000 Type 5228, which has been requested by many members. The Beocord 6000 is less asked for but another we did not have! Many thanks - Andy is generous in both this and the time he donates to the site - so a big Thank You from BeoWorld

I have all this type of deck, and the 6002 is really rather a gem. It does not have the figures to match the 8000/6006/8002, but it sounds very nice and is nice and simple!! Think of it as a basic 4002 with simple datalink, and you are not far off the mark. I certainly could not tell the difference between this and an 8002 with the same cartridge! It

Just pull it back - the foam will have stuck to the plastic trim piece.

You are approaching from the wrong side! The front panel is held on with screws which are down the holes for the grille pegs. You can then remove the woofer which is held in place by some clips which are attached by screws.

I take it back - you are writing in English - my apologies!

I think you are a little harsh. I think some B&O phones show innovation and good ergonomics. The Beocom 2500 is an excellent design and I used one at work for a number of years as it was more comfortable and easier to use than the supplied set. The Beocom 6000 is easy to use, has reasonable sound quality and also integrates with my audio system