BioFamily before BeoFamily! I happily pay my gold membership, prize draw or not! Thanks Lee! P.S. I actually missed this past month's draw for (I think) the first time in 4+ years! Will be here tonight!

[quote user="jrantala"]Harmony libraries for these oldies at least are non-functional.[/quote] See my last post... I would not trust the site libraries. I would trust using the "LEARN" feature, as I have got the Harmony to work with the mentioned Beo.

Here you go. Looks rather mid-90's CD caddyish. Been ON SITE already.

The most important thing is to keep those terminals separate! You basically introduced a loop to the output and it can (apparently already has) fry whatever they touch. This correction will prevent this in the future, but will not "fix" what has already been fried. Also, for reference... The "blade/spade" is negative (-) The "pin"

Certainly the plugs can be tight -even when wired properly. But, based on your pic -you have twice as much wire headed into the terminals as required. 1.) Pull them apart. 2.) Take a razor and give a small slice to the insulation between the two leads on one. 3.) Give a slight tug to separate them about ~10mm. Now you will have -/+ on just one lead

Welcome to BeoWorld! Per Blackrix... look for the original, perhaps his! On the Logitech front -I wouldn't completely trust the code from their site in the case of the older, pre-BL1000 coded B&o. In these instances it would be best to use the LEARN command with an original controller, which you don't have... If you would like to read more

Welcome to BeoWorld! Yinz gotta' problem wit a 2500, en at? (Sorry, born & raised in 15241). I can't think of any local (qualified) service in your area... There are, however, several threads regarding this issue on site. You can try a search to get more, but here are ONE and TWO to start.

Is it me, the pic, or??? Do you have both (L+R) speakers terminated to the same common DIN plug? ++++EDIT++++ Looked again, it appears to be: NO. Split one single lead rather than doubling up as you have -and that rat's nest looks like there may be some shorting between terminals.

[quote user="rednik"] That's not the Beoworld way - AT ALL! [/quote] Apparently, it is overpriced -again. How is that?

[quote user="moxxey"]That's why I think American's don't understand us Brits.[/quote] Way to r nationalize such a serious issue! Should be good for at least 1/2 my next session's alotted time. Cars... Minis sell because they are cute. Fiats... too cute, which is the problem. Us 'mericans see "too cute" as "too