As I dont have 10,000s of dollars to buy modern B&O equipment I use an Onkyo reciever/amp, connected is CD/DVD, Blu-Ray, Sat box, computer, BG 5000 and flat screen, out BL 8000s front, BL 4000 center, Surround S45s and high wide 2 noncoms. good sound and a lot of posibilities, love it. For my vintage BG 2404, BM 2400, BV 3702 and a BM 901 not connected

Eugene, Leslie, we are getting out of bound here, Eugene do you have a block where we can see your art, I've seen varius on your pics on the forum, will PM later to both of you, time depending

Eugene: 24 days and counting, as you see, we are supporting you, so keep it up, I'm lost in my bad habits. Here is one of them. Big mug of fresh brewed black coffee A cigaret On the table in front of me, a freshly opened B&O unit to repair.

Dont complicate this wonderful brew. Serve like this: Black as my soul, hot as the heart that beat against mine Served in a mug in the morning at nine

Well, you had some symptones before so I dont think its only because of the cigarets , I smoke cigarets since 1962/3 something and never looked back, now I'm on 2 packets a day, and I must confes I drink some 2 bottles of good Rum per month, I still love wild parties, so for my age and the way I enjoy life, yes in todays world I'm a lunatic

Der Laie staunt, und der Fachman wundert sich, google cant translate that correctly, but I'm sure you get it, amazing work Leslie

Normal RCA plugs will do, one for Left and one for Right.

Evan its now T- +24 min. whats up

New presets, new clips and new C66 cap, testing now 3 hours and counting, no problems, will leave it on for 2 more hours and then check the voltages again and hopefully assamble the BM 2400 again. Conclusion: Change the friggin presets when you change caps.

Symphony orchester music, strings are nearly always left channel.