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Most of what you have is on. Please remember that any subscriptions do help to keep the site running. Lee sponsors the site mainly and I make a very small monthly contribution without any thought of gain. I think this is what you need for the RL60.2s though.
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I would recommend Tim Jarman of Beocentral - he particularly likes these music centres as they are probably the best ever made. Spare parts are not available so keep the bits! There is a contact email on the Beocentral web site. He lives just outside London, to the west. The cassette will need new belts.
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I have an Avant DVD 32. Brilliant set and I think was superb value even though I bought it new for full price. They are now simply a steal. You can, if you really want, get a DVB-T module for them - though I wouldn't bother - get a Sky+ box - they integrate perfectly.
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I would walk away unless he is giving it to you. The LEDs are really only replaceable en masse and these decks now sell for next to nothing in good condition. On the Beomaster 6000, check that both channels are working, check the Tuning display changes as you change the frequencies and that the volume control works properly. Nice amplifier - very similar
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It works a bit like a STB-C in that it converts one set of codes to another. It is however a bit more complicated than that as it will also allow the 8000 to be part of a link system. Gave mine to a friend!
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The HDR2 has only been out for a short time!! I do wonder if the BS5 might be a product to replace the HDR2 and Beomedia but we will have to wait and see. The HDR2 will obviously be subject to the usual updating but I would expect it to remain much the same for some time.
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You can possibly but it will take some searching!! You will need the IR converter box which allows a Beomaster 8000 or indeed the BC7700 to be used with a Beolink 1000, and you will need a CD50 with integrated IR board. Even then you will need to use the code converter to work that as well - and I am not sure if it can! I would use a CDX! I think the
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The problem will be the condition. Soundsmith sell ones with new suspension for $900! The SMMC2 sells for $430. I wouldn't bother with the ones on Ebay unless they were cheap and had some guarantee. Quick picture of mine!
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At present I control volume and source using a beo4/1000 but can stop and start the music using the iPod. And obviously change the track, album etc. Waiting for IR Trans next! I am afraid this system for me makes the Beo5 redundant. It finally means I can access exactly the music I want in any room in the house and not need a hardwired screen. I can
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It will probably be the option setting - the TV and Beomaster should both be option 2 - at a guess they are option 1.