I've noticed that one. It's the only one comming up in a search as mentioned. As I'm living in Denmark about 12 km from the B&O factory I will try to search locally first.

It would be off great help if you did. Beoworld should have a copy. Now that the actual kit number is found I will try and see if I can find it somewhere.

Well I really can't find the info for doing this on site even though I have seen some site doing some description of the link and BM8000/BM6000 were mentioned with numbers. I thought it was Beoworld but I can't locate it at all. I know that very very few is doing this at all these days but at least it should be on Beoworld if the part numbers

The only hassle is the 15-20 minutes playing time and you have to turn it ower. For the first time in my life I take more care of my vinyl collection than ever. The BG8002 with a Soundsmith mmc2 is the best record player I've ever had and being fully serviced a keeper which means the best care for the vinyl I got. Some weeks ago I purchased an AM

So now that my Beomaster 8000 is back in great faultless playing order I was wondering if anyone could tell me what the actual parts are called to do the IR Code Converter which would be fun to at least try out. The Beovission would be my LX5500 instead of a MX5000 as the manual on this site is using. The manual says: 1: Code converter control box 2

Ok Chris. My white 6000 system is a sort of spare system that just needs a pair. Do you have the stands for them too? Just send me a pm if you want to sell. I wonder if the crossovers in my pair of Beovox M150 should be upgraded. The speakers sound great though so I'm not sure.

I'm looking for a pair in white. Would you like sell them or do you want a white 6000 system without speakers fixed by Dillen?

Being located in Denmark gives you many choises as B&O is everywhere. From secondhand stores to new and used in stores and all in between. We got: Dba.dk, Lauritz.com, qxl.dk as the main places. Then you have local papers too. To topic: Even though I have answered this allready my LX5500 was quite interesting when it was on Lauritz as it has alot

It's not much help but getting old is the problem. Weird tendencies is typically a cry for a cap job. I learned that from my Beogram 8002.

Really great post Chris! Is that my hinge in the photos? Anyway my CDX now works great thank's to Chris for the hinge repair and Dillen for the electronics. In February I got a Beomaster 8000 and the CDX together in a bundle. As it needed repairs I took the train straight to Copenhagen to Dillen. Dillen informed me as far as the CDX went unless