The 5500 is a very close predecessor to the 6500 with the added benefit of having many more inputs (they are mirrored in DIN & RCA/phono). Don't read too much into the output specifications as B&O basically used a different rating system when the 6500 was released and there really isn't much to choose between them. It doesn't have

[quote user="AJStokoe"] [quote user="Orava"] I just repaired, Beocenter 9000 CD. Changing caps did not help, so I found used CDM4/19 transport, and put it's laser unit to 9000's CDM2/10. And it works beautifully. Of course must check adjustments to make it perfect. ps. these transports are found for ex. older Philips players

Hi Tony & welcome to Beoworld I'm not in the slightest surprised at the quote your local B&O store gave you. Most dealer service centres simply change whole sections/modules as they really don't have the expertise to work at component level. It is difficult to give an exact diagnosis without having it on the bench but I wouldn't

Agree totally - MCP's are only useful for the systems they were designed for and even then you wonuldn't use them on a daily basis. They look good on the coffee table though Chris.

Have to agree with Mika. I have all manner of B&O remotes but the one I always return to for controlling my 80's/90's equipment (or when I've had too many beers or I can't be bothered using my brain) is the trusty BL1000 - legendary bit of kit Chris.

[quote user="justinlinnane"] Cant make head or tale of how you add photos to the site !!! Justin [/quote] To add a photo click on the "options" tab at the top left of the reply box then add/update to browse for a photo. Then click on "add" to download. Click back on "compose" to continue typing if you need. Chris

A Beo 4 will work perfectly well with your system as it uses the same codes as the BL 1000. Depending on the version there may be a couple of combinations on the buttons required to select certain things EG... Phono. If you don't have a modern B&O TV you want to use it with then the earliest versions with the AV button are easiest to use with

[quote user="paolo"] BE HONEST AND SAID THAT YOU NEVER SHIP !!! YOU DID'T PROVE ANY SHIPMENT !! PLEASE [/quote] Paolo - You were given fair warning about using profanities in your replies and in response to you ignoring this I have had no choice other than to delete your 2 previous posts. As I have previously stated, you are welcome to

[quote user="Rob"] Car looks great to me :-)... [/quote] Me too

Sorted It was the 7" tonearm set down adjuster cam which had snapped off (the drive cord/cable wraps round this and is part of the pully mechanism). Managed to drill & secure with a small crew from underneath. It was a right royal pain in the a**e though Chris.