They usually come with one! Standard adaptor available though.

I would suggest that this gets compiled into an article as a permanent record. Can you do that Lee?

The 1602 was a mid range deck for B&O. Compared to today, you will find the deck to be made from better materials and be considerably slimmer than what is mostly on offer. It lacks in a couple of ways: The bass is not as extended or controlled as better decks available and the top end is sweet but a bit less detailed. It is a very comfortable sound

Much better! Particularly the simple ones!

Exactly - easy to make as all the bits are in place!!

It probably is but the link frequency may be different! Your Avant will be sending the signal and at a guess the LX is controlling the box but the channel used for the device that you are calling up is not the correct one. Usually the Avant uses a Link Frequency of 599. It depends what the Tape and Sat are receiving on the LX as to whether you get a

The 9300 does not have a RIAA. Therefore you either need an external one or change the deck. I would strongly counsel looking for a 9500 instead which was better in many ways and which will obviously work with your 9500. The 9300 is essentially an Ouverture in a 9000 box using the 9000 power amplifiers. The 9500 is much more complete!

You can set it with a Beolink 1000. I can't remember if you need 2.6 or just 6 though so will have to check! Essentially with the set in stand by, press Picture, 2, Store, 6, Store. The red light should flash and then if I am correct, the set should work!! It obviously will need attaching to the link system via the 7 pin DIN Aux socket.

I guess it is set to the wrong option. Doing this from memory, but I think it needs to be option 2.6 and at a guess yours is set to 2.5 which will ignore audio commands.

Frede repairs it expertly , so he has a perfect excuse! My wife worries about me!