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I agree with both the above!! It was for the MCL connection but in the last few months it was changed to PL for Beolink Wireless.
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Having trouble posting earlier so answered by email direct to Chris. Basic answer was "I don't know" but I would try replacing the battery! I am interested in the result as I have one which has a similar fault!!
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[quote user="Doctor"]It does depend on where one sits with Pentas. The tweeter is set at sitting level and is much the same as that in the 5000.[/quote] I have heard many pairs of Pentas and no matter where I sit, stand or kneel, they always sound muddy when compared to the 5000's. I usually describe the effect as muffled. I have three
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Have you fully loosened the transit screws?
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Agree with Peter. Sounds like the drive string has parted company from the carriage. It is a fair bet that B&O service will condemn it as "parts no longer available". Remove the platter and move the carriage manually towards the centre. Look into the area at the back of the sub platter, you may see the white string laying limp in the workings
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It always works for me! However, either plug powerlink speakers in OR reset to Option 1 every time you switch the 9000 on. The 9000 will default to Option 0 if there are no speakers plugged in and will ignore commands from the remote. It is a lot easier with a Beolink 1000!! If cleaning the laser lens does not cure your problem then you need a replacement
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Well the light sensitive resistor has been known to fail. I have had to replace several. Can't remember the spec but I sourced replacements from Maplins (local electronics store in UK). I have never had to replace a bulb.
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Could also be the rubber band has broken or just dropped off the servo motor!
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Yes, they came with an Audio Terminal, a pre Beolink 1000 remote that looked like a Link 1000 and used all the Link 1000 codes. At least mine did when I bought it in 1986. A genuine Beolink 1000 will do the job just fine. $500 does seem rather a lot of money, even in the US. That's around £325 and I don't think any one would pay that amount