I wonder if in fact if it is a fault with the remote control rather than the Beomaster. Take the batteries out of all your remotes and see if it still does it. Which remotes do you have? Does the Beomaster still work?

Actually the zenith of B&O cassette design IMHO was the 70s Beocord 5000 which was the one B&O cassette deck with a B&O designed transport. Like the Beogram 4000, it seemed to be built to a stunningly high standard and featured twin capstan drive. Unfortunately, they do wear and can eat tapes! Lovely machine though and years ahead of the

I have had both. The 9000 obviously has the clever CCC technology which calibrates the tape for you. This was designed at a time before the standard tape types appeared. This effectively reduced the usefulness of this feature though it is easier to use for an amateur than altering the settings on an 8004. The 9000 has three heads - one is used for the

Yes - type 2332 .

If you need anything, do feel free to ask!

Agree! look for the simple things first. Do you have any other products and are they linked?

This is what the 5500 looks like!

I don't have a 6500 but I do have a 5500 that I can take apart. If you do a picture of the bit you want, I will do a picture of the same part on the 5500 if that is useful.

They are 2 pin DIN male and female plugs. You can get them from your dealer as a made up lead. Not sure about suppliers in Canada for just the plugs.

It depends which ones you mean. If it is just for the normal speakers, maplin does them. If you need the 3 pin MCL plugs for link rooms, you need to see your dealer who can get them.