[quote user="hfat"]On iPAD1 i cannot write a post.[/quote] This is expected (as well as not being able to post on an iPhone), as the only thing that has changed as of now is the main web site at www.beoworld.org. This forum is still currently on the same old platform it has been for ages. The problem is that the mobile version of WebKit framework

As you are a silver member - much appreciated! - have you looked in our user manual collection on the site? The version in English is for the older Beo4 with an AV button, but if you know some other languages, for example the German one is for a later model. Anyway, the manuals for the Beo4 aren't (and can't be) very comprehensive because of

No, don't touch the bias trimmers, they are for a completely different thing. I'm going only by the schematic as I've never been inside these decks, but there is a setting for the level meter somewhere. It seems to be common for both playback & record, so it probably isn't your problem if the VU meters work correctly during recording

Just to clarify: is the playback sound level OK and the only problem is the VU displays, or are both down from what they should be? I believe there are separate level settings for both inside the deck, but they're not going to drift that far without some other problem...

Music for a rainy day: "60 Years of Music America Hates Best", Spike Jones And The Band That Plays For Fun. In "...visual sound STEREO" by Liberty Records. Good to listen once a year (barely).

All right, try placing the MCP very near to the front panel of the Beomaster, as there could be a problem that reduces the range. If it still doesn't work, I suspect that your Beomaster has been connected to a Beovision earlier and was programmed to Option 0, which means that it won't respond to IR commands. The bad part is that I don't

But who would want to hide a BL11? It's gorgeous!

Do you have any other remote to try?

I managed to check all mine (2x 900K, 1x 900M) and all read correctly "Beromünster", even the early 900K type S290. Of course, there's no telling if the scale has been replaced with a newer one at some point.

Can't see why not, but to really evaluate it you'd need top crack it open and study the circuit. Wonder why they put in a balance adjustment instead of simply separate level settings for L & R, which would've been far more useful.