It's a well-known problem . Replacing the top panel fixes it.

I think I just performed LASIK surgery on myself

R.I.P. Steve

Don't go near it. Assuming the parts were available, which is doubtful, it would cost much more to fix than it's worth. You can buy a working one for around $100. In fact, a working one in excellent condition just sold for $60. Link .

"Audiophiles lost out to audio files". Brilliant comment.

The joke is that B&O stands for "Breaks & Often". Perhaps some truth in this.

B&O should do a cross-promotion TV commercial with Audi in the fashion Dr. Dre Beats did with Chrysler. Link .

[quote user="EdouardG"]Hope such a topic doesn't already exist[/quote] 'Afraid so. Link .

[quote user="Stan"]I don't know if they're considered repair parts or rare and exclusive collectors items [/quote] Thanks. That's exactly why I'm asking if the dents can simply be pushed out.

I'm contemplating purchasing a used BS1. It's described as having some minor dents in the front grill. If I remove the grill would it be possible to push out the dents from the inside? Thanks in advance.