Hi Martin, Wallmounting was my intention all along, and I wanted teak to match the rest of my stuff. Very many thanks, this is sounding most promising. I shall be testing the individual bits out as you advise, though my first inspections tell me I might need the full kit. Too much black crusty stuff on the crossovers to read all the component values

I'll never learn - how was I to know nobody else would bid? Anyway, it's not a financial disaster Initial inspection shows: Woofers - one shows about one ohm resistance and blips when I measure it, the other shows zero ohms and is stony silent when I measure it. Tweeters - same story, different cabinets (ie one cab has an iffy woofer, the other

This is difficult one to diagnose so far. I'm guessing that you don't have another Beomaster to check the Beogram with? And that you do not get a humming from the radio? And that there is humming from the record player before the arm is lowered, ie as soon as the gram is "live"? You are correct that the DIN plug from the gram should

I have used one of these and it worked perfectly : link This one has the earth lead built in. Cheers, Steve

The forum stats make the case for automation, I think: 4,789 users, 46,114 threads and 71,314 posts since last April. That's just the legit stuff. I would guess that the amount of spam and viruses, if my own firewall and spamassassin stats here are any guide, is probably the same or even greater. Filtering that by eye would be a 24/7 job, and not

Thanks, Ben And lets not forget Terrapolitan who found it in the first place. I like to spread the blame Cheers, Steve

Glad you're happy with it. Cheers, Steve

Just on the off chance that there's a decent graphic artist on site, the freebie newspaper Metro has a competition on to win a B&O system comprising: Beovision 8, DVD with 250GB disk, Beolab 6000's, Beosound 3200, and Beo5. Not a bad haul, really. Check out www.metro.co.uk/zurich for details - competition ends this Friday 18th. Good luck

With the exception of B&O all remotes come across as cheap bits of plastic I'm afraid. (Actually, I lie - I used to have a rather nice videoplus remote that took care of programming multiple devices as well as doing remote duties.) Dealer configuration put me off a bit, too. My local dealer is only about ten minutes walk away from me, but even

Near-impossible for me to describe properly without a diagram. If this Beogram is new to you the service manual downloadable here is well worth it because it shows how to set up the tonearm properly and everything else - including the circuit diagram that'll answer your question. I find that soldering a DIN plug is fraught with hassle because the