[quote user="chartz"]Hello, Well I'm not too sure about that. I've got two Beogram 6006/8000 (same lid then) and using the same method , one came out crystal clear and the other one, no matter what, came out nicely polished too but not completely clear. I made sure the underside was clean and shiny as well of course! Different batches

[quote user="joeyboygolf"] I use a Micro-Mesh kit bought on eBay Full instructions provided and they work! [/quote] Will that also restore the lid to complete clarity? I tried a polish attempt at my 2000 lid, first with a very llight, but course sanding at 240 grit (to remove some deep surface scratches), and progressively working my way up

[quote user="Craig"] In the first Fantastic 4 film they used an Earset 1 with the cables cut off as an intercom. It is when they are on the space station. Craig [/quote] If my eyes didn't deceive me, the Earset 1 was used (modified) as Jack Harkness' headset on the first season of Torchwood. BS9000 appearances make quite a long list

Now that I have my Beosystem 2000 complete again (a replacement cartridge for the Gram is on the way), I am starting to think prettyness -- I want this thing to look almost factory-new and ship-shape. The biggest problem I'm having on the Jensen gear is the enormous amount of small surface scratches that have accumulated on the equipment over the

[quote user="Yaeger"]"You need the mini displayport to video adapter, and a mini jack to phono cable for the audio. Connect to a scart socket using one of those scart adapters with 3 phonos on the back of it " and "Unfortunately, Apple probably expects you to use Mini-DP to DVI, then DVI to Video. "[/quote] The mini-DP

[quote user="david coyne"]Hi Soundproof et.al Sorry for the slow reply... I have checked the connections and Im using the unbalanced RCA outputs. So still dont understand why I'd get crackling when itunes volume is turned up to full.[/quote] I've had this problem numerous times with artists and laptops being used on stage. In those

[quote user="Peter "] Why not look for a Philips CD104 - same machine in an electrical sense. Much easier and cheaper to find. The CDX is a 104 in a 100 type set up. [/quote] Are the mechanical parts (except from the outside trim) interchangeable as well?

Unexpectedly got my hands on a Beogram 2000 today. Went to get a Beocord, and found a spare, mechanically perfect, Beogram along with it for a whopping 25 euros! I still need a new MMC4, since the stylus on this one is completely nackered.

[quote user="joeyboygolf"] Now press PLAY! [/quote] You might want to put the stylus back first at this stage though, otherwise, you'll have a very quiet evening!

[quote user="Dillen"] I can supply new belts and motor if that's any help to you or the next owner. Martin [/quote] Great offer, although I already sourced a replacement for my Beocord, the next owner may benefit from it. I'll see if I can solder pin headers to the boards for easy servicing and replacement in the future, as opposed