The CDX2 has Datalink and 16bit converter while CDX has 14bit converter and RCA plugs. I've been looking at the manual for the double cassete version on site and as that type of Beocenter 4000 does not have Datalink you would be better of with a CDX unless you plan to go with a Datalink B&O system at some point. Datalink is for the systems to

Perhaps Dillen got a pair of stands? My S80.2 never had them mounted so I asked him and I was in luck. As you can see the S80.2 and S120 too have survived pretty well and the covers stays on. Very few of the brackets are broken.

As you know I got both connected to a Beomaster 6000. Recently rebuild as well. To get a fresh mind I've just pushed PH on the system and the Beogram 6006 plays ZZ top Afterburner side A. The S80.2 on their own have a lower output and a bit more highend compared to the MC120.2 The S120 (in my case) are louder. The bass a few db louder owerall and

Martin/Dillen has the kits and they come with clear instructions. Just send him a pm.

Beovox S80.2 and Beovox S120 do rot as well. Both pairs of mine had to be fixed.

My Beogram 8002 used to do this too. Sometimes the arm would go to the end and get stuck for while. A handfull of caps and resoldering got it back in perfect working condition. Still works great 12 months later.

Sounds good. This means that a 5 pin DIN cable going into Powerlink on my LX5500. The other is not in use and I don't plan too with my current systems. The other end can go straight into Tape2 5 pin DIN and it would work without trouble?

I have asked Dillen but he sugests that other members here may know something? In the manual downloadable from Beoworld it clearly says on page 9 of the pdf that I must use: One 5 Pin DIN cable and one adabter to make it to DIN and RCA. The RCA goes into Tape2 play or in. The other end goes to the powerlink on the Beovision. Now my version of the Beomaster

Jeg selv bruger Soundsmith SMMC2 på min Beogram 8002 og er meget glad for lyden. Der mangler ikke noget i de forskellige områder men det afhænger af mixet på den lp jeg spiller. På den anden side så har jeg også en B&O MMC20CL som har meget få timer. Jeg bruger den på en Beogram 6006 og jeg kan

Becord 9000 playing a mix tape that I'm only half done recording and its been at least a few years. The music so far is me on guitar and vocals playing Jimi Hendrix tunes with a bass player and a good drummer. Recorded straight to portable DAT back in 2003-2004.