Amazon, huh? There is an explanation for everything!

[quote user="evman140"]I think the teak burl would be fantastic with some black fret work. [/quote] As a "young one" ...I thought you would have gone for the carbon fiber! At any rate... your suggestion of "wood" reminded me of a pic in the Media section here. I posted a query long ago, but never got a response. LOOK HERE

[quote user="Bundy"] Is it enough to take the woodtrim off and then it is possible to remove the platter?? Do i need tools? Mogens [/quote] No tools... reach around the side of the wood trim towards the back of the BG. With finger pressure -pull the trim surround towards the front. It will disengage the locking pins, but will remain attached

Thanks for taking the time with the thread, Ev. While reviewing options for redoing a pair of BV3000... I stumbled on this site.

OK... BIG update... I think this may end up being a rather short-lived thread! I hope I didn't just jinx myself. As the OP posted... The lights are on but nobody is home. His description pretty much summed the BG up upon its arrival to me. In dealing with John, it was my understanding that the unit would be a bit of a crapshoot and may just end

From your earlier post... [quote user="Step1"]It is a single piece of plastic, flush on top but is actually angled maybe 15 degrees or more on the oposite side[/quote] Well, of course it had to have a ~15D angle on the bottom! Nothing simple with this thing... but that is its charm. From your latest post... [quote user="Step1"]I

Well... it will be an interesting ride! I am glad you posted here as I have looked at your pics in the "subtle" thread quite a bit. If it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you post a close up shot of the strobe window "glass"? On a cursory inventory of the BG, it appears to be the only thing obviously missing. I am planning

If I am not mistaken, the PL connection is for using BeoLink Wireless. The ML will work.

[quote user="Rich"]I wonder what the $1000 I spent would have bought me in terms of B&O....[/quote] 1986... but take your pick!

At first glance, the price seemed strong. But... when you add it all up and the fact that everything is functional -not so bad! You have the advantage that it is pretty close to you. The stand is big and will shy bidders away even with local pickup offered.