Something is wrong with your speakers, without soundcables connected the light should be red, just tested on my 8000s, rca out red light, rca in with sound green light.

[quote user="Peter Pan"]Har et lille hotel i Playa del Carmen.[/quote] Det var Sørens, du er omkring dig, hablas Español. Jeg fejrer jul og nytår i Telchac ca 20 Km fra Progreso, Yucatan

Just to be sure of what you are doing, Is the ipod cable a 3,5 Mm headphone jack to 2 x RCA phono plugs, is your mac configured for the output line, is the cable from the mac the same as the cable used for the ipod, when connecting cd, dvd and other players, do you use an amplifier between the players and the speakers, if yes which amp do you use, are

Hvad laver Peter Pan i Mexico

Just came in from McAllen TX, bought on US bay in April, as I didn't have time to pick it up, my sister in love brought it. Buying price was USD 103.50 + shipping USD 12.00, honest seller, sometimes the shipping is 40-50.00. Was shipped from Tacoma WA to McAllen TX, from there with car to Mex. city, a total of 4355 Km. With the known jitters I connected

[quote user="Evan"]This is turning out to be more of a rant than cry for help.[/quote] This is the typical "repaired, works like charm, missed something, down again". You will have to put in some extra hours and get it running again, wish you luck.

Just got my BM 4000 down from McAllen TX, connected and works like a charm, so now I'm thinking about that one [quote user="Leslie"]This weekend I have to spend time to finish these panels Søren. Untill then you have to [/quote]

[quote user="misteUS"]Any suggestions on how to eliminate the noise when the TV is off so the speakers turn off?[/quote] Use shielded cables where the negative (ground) wire is the shield, I had the same problem and the speakers never turned of, and gave a humming noice, when I turned of my amp. When the amp is on and there is no sound to

[quote user="Steffen"]As I have mentioned in another thread, B&O should have used the same double-sided tape on the glass panels of the BeoSystem 4500/BC 9x00-series, as they used to fasten the alu panels on the top of the dust covers of the Beograms...This stuff seems to last forever.[/quote] I think Leslie has the same tape, what I'm

Here you go: Beofan, normal fan that may, or may not, own B&O equipment, but he likes B&O. Beofreek: he owns and always try to have the latest in B&O equipment. Beogeek: as above, but he knows how to connect it Beooldie: Loves all vintage and collect it* Beofumbler: Loves B&O and always tries to repair it, not always succesful.* Beofectionist