Clive, Take a look at this thread... JBG mentions CAP: C2815

Welcome to BeoWorld! [quote user="Clive"]Research suggests that capacitor C2103 is most likely the culprit but where is it to be found?[/quote] My guess is that the fault is elsewhere. The 9300 CD unit is different than the other 9x00 units where you would find the CAP in question.

[quote user="Dillen"]In severe cases of sun bleaching, the black anodizing can lose some of it's color and the lettering will become very faint. Maybe that could also explain the fainted tinting of the dustcover.[/quote] After looking at this... I think this is the answer. A very severe case. If you look at the text in the first pic -you

[quote user="Tim Marston"] So no more of this new CD/DVD/BR/Internet/Streaming nonsense. Back to basics. From now on its "classic" vinyl only!?! [/quote] Who knows? ...or rather: why not? I think that with the revival of vinyl... How about a brand new BEOCLASSIC BG4005 BG5 priced ~$1500USD? I'd bet they would outsell the ~$5

[quote user="beotexas"]Yikes, the more I research the more confusing it gets on the s45.[/quote] Welcome to the site! To keep it simple w/ S45's... There were (2) versions of the single fret. (early) There was (1) version of the double fret. (later) Just look for the single fret model(s) -that is what you want. The BEST bang for the buck

Andy... the obvious is the best place to start! Carl... sorry... after entering the code -press the center button.

After installing a new battery in a 6000: 9#9#9*655

PRIZE DRAW HERE

[quote user="Jandyt"]I'm so sorry I am unable to be online tonight at 9.[/quote] Me too... I'll be ducking out at least the second half.

Grand master? I've been called a lot of things... but that may be the least fitting, ever! Sorry for the delay, my offline life was the definition of chaos the last few days. OK... Everything is accomplished from the BACK of the BC. 1.) (2) small phillips-head screws just below the TT plane. This will remove a small black trim piece that spans the