Nice shot SP!

Looks lovely in black, nice find!

So a quick update, I got the Beogram onto my workbench and decided she would be the first to come apart :) Nothing wrong so much as the fact I have wanted to look inside this series for a long time so didn't hold back! Also need to look at some of the capacitors as these will be replaced. There is actually a small fault in that the muting isn't

[quote user="Large48"] Just the sort of thing I'm looking for, and London's a not nearer for me! Oh well next time. :-( [/quote] well I might not be keeping it yet, as I cannot really justify the cost if truth be told, despite this I couldn't resist it though! You might get a chance! TBH this is the first time I have got there

Imagine that next to a white master 6000! Well spotted Martin!

I believe this telly was worked on by one of the members of UK vintage tv & radio (there is a website and very good forums) and they have devices that can convert signals to the 405 line standard and even earlier system (240?)!

Hi Cleviebaby, I am (as you might have seen) a recent newcomer to this series of record players but that hasn't stopped my from pulling my 99% function 8000 apart already :) One of the things I was eager to see is how the solenoid system worked compared to earlier models, and it is indeed different! The solenoid actually has more in common with

Thanks Andy! I will try to update tomorrow!

Hi Llewelyn yes it did, some tiny wharfdale 303's. Sound a little harsh compared to my Beovox 1802's (I really like these despite lack of bass) so they will be my testing speakers. BTW how are you with continuing where we left off mate? I will try to ring you over next couple days!

Thanks Nicolas and to the others too! Cleared my desk (sort of!) and compiling a belt list for Martin... That Master is big! I will be using every corner of my workbench when I get round to it! I actually replaced the 4A fuse with a slightly lighter one, and saw magic smoke! I was kind of relieved to see the fuse survive which suggests it is not a transformer