[quote user="RedGrant"] How is the sonic quality of BM6000 relative to BM8000? I may also have an opportunity to get a non-working bm6000 for very low price, would it be worth having it fixed? [/quote] RedGrant It depends on the speakers you use and the size of the room you have. I recently parted company with my BM6000, but kept the 8000

Sorry David - my mistake. That is still too expensive for a 60s 700. To give you an idea, I paid about £150 for a mint teak Beolit 800 a couple of years ago. If memory serves me correctly, the 800 is just a 700 in a nice wooden case. Not worth three times the amount I paid for an 800 IMO. Good work on the 1000 - seems like you got a good one

David For a non-mint set that is still excessively high. I would expect to pay around £350-400 for a very good Beolit 1000, and they are much rarer and sought after than the 700. I would have thought $300 would be nearer the mark. What colour is it? If it is purple or red then they seem to be the most popular. For what it's worth, I have two

Lucky man! Do they need the mid-ranges refoaming?

[quote user="John"] I don't know whether this helps but I have a Beomaster 1400 with an optional plug-in decoder board. This might give some idea of when Stereo was introduced. [/quote] It's before that. Check out the Workbench thread by Martin (username: Dillen) on his restoration of a Grand Prix Moderne valve set. Although it had

AAAGGGGHHHHHH!!!!! After about four hours of faffing around, I finally managed to sort the problem. Firstly, for some strange reason, my BS2 wouldn't let me drag and drop folders from iTunes 9 into it, so the only way to load music up was to have effectively one large 'track' of albums stored in the Music folder. This was unacceptable, so

You must be thrilled Geoff. Your setup looks great!

Hi Stan Can I simply drag files out of the iTunes folder into the BS2? I tried to add to some existing music on my 2GB SD card this way and it did not show up...and this was after discovering that I could not downgrade to earlier versions of iTunes because the older versions could not open up the iTunes music library. All this because I let the software

Thanks Elephant I really wished I hadn't bothered upgrading now. Can I 'downgrade' back to the earlier version of iTunes?

I foolishly let my old PowerBook G4 update my iTunes software the other day and now my Beosound 2 isn't being recognised by iTunes. Whenever I hold down Go with iTunes open, it just crashes iTunes and closes. Is there something I need to do??? Help!