[quote user="Wings"]However, my re-assembly skills set is totally the opposite.[/quote] My dear sir, use your camara digitalus.

[quote user="elephant"]but the one that's my favourite is the Beoworld Anathem, "With A Little Help From My Friends" [/quote] Yesterday I just had to put on Joe Cocker, and agree to the above. Today I'm listening to Amy W. A great voice that went the same way as a lot other artists that "couldn't handle it"

[quote user="tournedos"] Brilliant The BL5000 bracket is clever! If you ever feel a need to improve something, I would route the cabling of the BL5000s up behind the speakers, then to the side and down along the pillars - that way you could move the white cable channels away from the stone wall. [/quote] Agree with Mika, but a perfect place

[quote user="Evan"] [quote user="Rich"] [quote user="Evan"] [quote user="Eugene"]on this brutally hot and humid afternoon [/quote] It was ridiculous hot wasn't it?! [/quote] No. Just a normal day in Florida in July. 95 degrees F, 70% relative humidity. [/quote] Evan you are a cry baby, you dont know hot Yea

[quote user="Rich"]Is there a cure or vaccination available?[/quote] The cure is "do your work properly the first time" or hard US Dollars to pay for it. Vaccination is until now, as for the BeoVirus, not available. I'm still thinking about what I did wrong, or is it because of power line fluctations or because with new components

You will have to get a trigger signal from your source, seach the forum for Peter Pan connections

Yes its interesting, let the experts speak.

I've been reading nearly everything on the forum about speakers for the last 2 years, and nobody ever mentioned anything about this. If you are sure that no repairs or alternations was made to your speakers before, and I'm sure B&O would never design a crossover that the drivers couldn't handle, check with the manual onsite to get the

To upload one pic to a reply, place you curser where you want the pic, pick, above the reply frame, OPTIONS, pick ADD/Update, in the pop up frame pick Browse, find the pick in your comp. click open, in the frame click save, go back to compose, the pick wil be uploaded when you post your reply. Or like this if you want more pics in the same reply. First

The 20EN was supplied with your deck, the 20E was for BG 2000/2, I'm not shure if you will be able to hear any difference between the 2, but the EN should be the better one, if your cartridges has been stored for more than 20 years the suspension is ready to give in, we see it time after time here on the forum. I myself had a MMC2 and a MMC4 where