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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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I ended up getting a terracotta coloured Beocom 1401. Did anyone else cash in their gift cards? What did you get? Guy
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Well...do you need to tell your dvd player to send the video thru s-video? I'm pretty well tapped for suggestions! Keep trying though. Guy
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OK...for the menu, I use set up code 4, press play, then scroll to find vtape, press play, and then scroll to find CDV, press play. Then it asks if you accept the changes press play. Give it go and see! Guy
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I use a non-B&O DVD player on my MX5000. To access it with my Beolink 1000 remote I first press SHIFT, and then press CD. Not at the same time. I have the dvd plugged into the rca input for the sound, and an s-video for the video. The s-video is self detecting on this tv. As for the lines...this is exactly what mine was doing on both VTAPE and DVD
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Bumping back up to the top, no ideas guys? Guy
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I have my BL 2500s hooked up thru my MX5000 (NTSC) powerlink sockets. I have configured the TV for powerlink. The small green dots in the corner of the speakers always remains green, even if the TV is off for hours. Any thoughts? Thanks! Guy
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Found time today to check the tweeter. It measures 14 ohms. This was my first time using a multimeter, I had the dial set to 200 ohms, and then used the black and red prongs. So I am guessing that that reading is normal? I proceeded to open the speaker up for a look see. Everything seems pretty clean and normal, except what I think is the transformer
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Ok...thanks Graham, I will test that later today. Gee, it would be nice if that's all that's wrong. Is this a common fault with these? Guy
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So I picked up the 2500's today. I should learn that when the auction says "untested, but previous owner said they work" that they mean there is indeed a fault with them. Well one of them plays just fine, and the other one's output is quite low. Switched powerlink sockets to be sure, also switched cables to be extra sure. Any ideas
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Well I had a similar situation, so...until I could afford a table stand, I used 2 thin panel finishing nails (at an upward angle) into my plaster wall. There are two very small rectangles on the upper back of the unit that you use to measure the width between the nails. I then used little silicone nubs on the back four corners to help with any vibrations
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