Back in the summer of last year, I bought a Beocenter 9000 on Ebay. It was in full working order, and had just had the infamous smoothing cap replaced in the CD mech. All it needed was to have the bottom glass panel stuck back on. As it was scratched I was going to try to find a better second hand one. Well it's just sat since then. At some point

[quote user="Kokomo"] also the program is quite slow. [/quote] If it uses quite a slow burning speed, that may be why you get better results. Craig

[quote user="stotty1111"] or open a photobucket.com account, upload and then add links here works for me1 tony [/quote] Exactly what I doo too Tony. Craig

When they were new, I think they were very overpriced. Close to £1000 for a DVD player. Now you can pick them up for around £50 on Ebay in working condition. That has to make it worth buying IMO. Craig

[quote user="Medogsfat"] I'm always intrigued by this seller. [/quote] Yes, I know what you mean. They also seem to sell at the top end of the pricing scale. Makes you wonder if there items are worth that much reading the first post in this thread. Craig

[quote user="Medogsfat"] Currently refoaming 2 X sets of Beovox CX100's & 4 X sets of CX50's. Should keep me occupied for this coming week. Next up are a pair of Beovox P30's which have been sat in the back of the car since Tuesday. First impressions are that there is likely to be some refurbishment of the Rosewood (Palisander

To be honest, I would hope they had done some restoration work for it to warrant that price. Craig

Never knew there was a stand for the 2000/3000. Craig

[quote user="nobby"] Hi, My DVD1 just died, part failure on the power supply board. Anyone have a spare from a unti with a dead leaser (must be loads around by now!) Thanks, Neil [/quote] They usually go for about £5-10 pounds on Ebay. Craig

You have a PM. Craig