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  • Re: Beovox M70 Rescue & Adoption

    Man, the second pair of M70s sound good. After listening for awhile, I took the <WARNING - HIDEOUS FRET CLOTH ALERT> frets off the first pair and put them on the second pair. No change in treble response. Then I thought I'd get some vinyl out. But what? Hadn't listened to any Queen in awhile, so I thought I'd fire The Game up. I turned
    Posted to Vintage Products (Forum) by Rich on 05-14-2011
  • Re: Beovox M70 Rescue & Adoption

    My Beomaster 1900 had a problem prop up this week. Tuner presets 3 and 4 started playing the same station. IIRC, preset 3 is playing correctly, and it's preset 4 that is not playing the channel it's tuned to, but rather playing the channel preset 3 is tuned to. Never having experienced this type of fault, as soon as I noticed it I shut off the
    Posted to Vintage Products (Forum) by Rich on 05-14-2011
  • Re: Beovox M70 Rescue & Adoption

    There was some streaks of gray latex paint on one of the sides. Much wood cleaner and rubbing with a cloth later the paint is gone, but so is the finish.
    Posted to Vintage Products (Forum) by Rich on 05-14-2011
  • Re: Beovox M70 Rescue & Adoption

    The one blemish I couldn't get off is pictured below in the corner of the speaker. A spot about 1.5 cm in diameter. This picture is of the top of a speaker. Perhaps a previous owner experimented with some kind of wood finish but didn't proceed. If that's the case, WHY IN THE WORLD EXPERIMENT ON THE TOP?!?! Use the bottom for crying out loud
    Posted to Vintage Products (Forum) by Rich on 05-14-2011
  • Re: Beovox M70 Rescue & Adoption

    Worked on the second pair of M70s today. I put my usual terminal cap on the backs, cleaned up the screws a bit, tried to clean the wood venear as best I could, and put Martin's recommended bead of epoxy on the phase link drivers.
    Posted to Vintage Products (Forum) by Rich on 05-14-2011
  • Re: Penta "Project Twins"

    You, sir, are a steely-eyed missile man. Well done. I've recently played some Tetris with crossover rebuilds myself and can sympathize.
    Posted to The Workbench (Forum) by Rich on 05-14-2011
  • Re: Bit of a bargain?

    [quote user="Kokomo"] I was in a shop here in Spain yesterday and on a notice board of the type where one can have advertising cards displayed for a small fee I saw the following for sale: Avant TV Beolab 8000 speakers Beosound 9000 The asking price for the lot? 500 Euros! [/quote] Charlie Brown: All I got was a rock. Rich: All I've ever
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by Rich on 05-12-2011
  • Re: Beovox M70 Rescue & Adoption

    Yep, looks like an M70 on the inside, too. Almost the entire volume of the box is filled with damping material. I think there might be 20% to 40% more damping material in this set as in the other set (original, that is - I put different material in during the refurb). The refurbed pair definitely has less damping material in it than this pair, but the
    Posted to Vintage Products (Forum) by Rich on 05-11-2011
  • Re: Beovox M70 Rescue & Adoption

    ...they sounded great! Just had the BM 1900 tuner playing the local classic rock station. One Rush and one Led Zeppelin song later and I was fetching my iPod to listen to a few very familiar tracks. Bottom line: even in the less-than-ideal setup shown above, this pair of M70s sound great as is. I gotta tell you, it crossed my mind to just swap this
    Posted to Vintage Products (Forum) by Rich on 05-11-2011
  • Re: Beovox M70 Rescue & Adoption

    And now back to M70 rescue and adoption! I got the second pair of M70s out this evening and actually listened to them for the first time. And...
    Posted to Vintage Products (Forum) by Rich on 05-11-2011
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