[quote user="soundchoice70"] and another view.... [/quote] What I love about this photo of yours is the first things you see when you look at it are the gorgeous LED displays on the Beomaster. Chris.

[quote user="Beobuddy"] The Beosystem 5000 as yours could be contolled with the MCP5000 panel or the same remote as used for the beomaster 2000/3000. The MCP30 is remember. [/quote] Not true I'm afraid - the terminal 3000 (which I'm assuming you describe as MCP30) may look the same as the terminal 5000 but the codes are different so

[quote user="beocool"] [quote user="Stoney3K"] OK, my Notepad's primed. Where do I send all the stuff? [/quote] Got all the answers... and have I have the same question... [/quote] Lee will post an email address along with photo's of the prizes on offer - should be done by tonight. Chris. HERE we go....

As it's nearing the hour where I turn into a pumpkin (6 am start for me) I am posting the promised quiz. Lee will follow up with photo's of the prizes on offer, the deadline & where to send your answers. So for the short term just solve the questions & hang onto your answers. Okay all – as we are a pretty eclectic bunch on here

[quote user="Puncher"] Where's this competition then??????????????????? [/quote] By 'eck you're in impatient lot It's on its way Puncher - Lee is finalising the photo's of the prize bag as we speak. be patient my boy...... Chris.

There are 2 types of spring clip used with these cartridge mountings. One is a flat piece of copper & the other is a copper wire bent into a "diamond" shaped hoop (for want of a better description). I'm sure it is possible to make one if you can find some sprung copper - if memory serves me correctly the wire type was the better method

Looking at the rear of the cartridge & going left to right the signal paths are :- 1. Ground Right 2, Right 3, Left 4, Ground Left The turntable ground/earth wire goes to the cartridge body via the slotted hole at the bottom which accepts the spring clip. Chris.

[quote user="Stonk"] Hi there, welcome to Beoworld. It sounds like a membrane problem. Take it apart and see if the dots in the membrane have worn away. Have a look at THIS thread for possible remedies. Steve [/quote] I have since found yet another remedy for fixing the MK 1's & 2's. Take a non working acetate laminated membrane

Same here - a bit new for me also I have never worked on one of these. Is it still under warranty? I'm very surprised that the B&O dealer you first sent it to couldn't repair it as it is a current model. Chris.

Hi Paul & welcome to Beoworld You need to let us know what model you have. Is it the Beocenter 9000 or the 6 disc Beosound 9000 ? My instincts tell me that there is a problem with your system which either they cannot be bothered to repair or that they don't know how to. Chris.