[quote user="TripEnglish"] [quote user="burantek"] I guess you don't remember B&o's attempt at a forum? [/quote] One of their purest failures. [/quote] Exactly... and to my point -the definition of a forum: a public meeting or assembly for open discussion. When things got out of hand at B&o -they just pulled the plug

[quote user="TripEnglish"] The sheer volume of ignorance, wish-thinking, and hyperbole on this forum is truly breath-taking. It's like the forum never recovered for the True DTS-HD thread and the anti-B&O contingent were galvanized and emboldened. They hide behind the "it's not like it used to be" argument, but their

[quote user="TripEnglish"] [quote user="Paul Winn"] £900. Made in China. Outsourced. Sounds pretty poor. Kind of sounds like a FAKE B&O to me like those Louis Vuiiton bags that the ladies in the office bring back from their business trips to China for £20 instead of £900! Oh dear, who would be a fool to buy

A new bottle opener... I have managed to lose not one, but four of them!

Happy Holidaze Y'all!

Thanks! Yes, my markings are very similar, perhaps not as bad. I left them alone as I did not want to make them worse. Where I have the biggest issue is on the rectangular shroud that has more texture to it. It appears that this worked on that too? Based on your success -I will have a try on my parts machine.

[quote user="chartz"]I've just finished the alu covers. I removed the transport damage (metallic parts rubbing against one another) with a product called "Argentil" normally used to remove silver oxidation. It came out perfect! [/quote] You wouldn't happen to have any "before & after" pics of this treatment

I am always shocked how fast things can arrive overseas! Glad to hear that it was worth the effort and that it works! Happy Holidays from your US odd-parts-bin supplier.

You need a red bow on top!