[quote user="rfhodges"]Also, would I be able to cut off the plugs and just use the speakers with another stereo unit (and have it sound OK)?[/quote] No problem, but cut the plugs with enough wire to reconnect later, RCA plugs or naked wire conection is OK, just remember the the spade on the DIN plug is ground/negative.

[quote user="Rich"] Martin: As many times as you've helped me, of course I'd be glad to help in any way I can. The question is, CAN I help from Florida? Rich [/quote] As Rich I have an Texas address where I can ship from and to, or I buy on the bay for you and if posible let ship direct to you, paypal for the economics, PM me if you

[quote user="Peter "] That is my old Beocord 2400 that you are using as your avatar! I can tell by the non matching reels! Now that was a beautifully built machine! [/quote] One like that is on my wish list

[quote user="Step1"] I want to know if the company offers the teflon tape modification as an optional extra, or is that the super deluxe version..? [/quote] Most AC connection hardware is designed for reliable and safe operation, not for minimum susceptibility to audio system vibrations. Stiff springs will have strong acoustic resonances.

[quote user="Eugene"]Ok then, so I use "audio grade" on the signal path preamp etc, then switch to a high temp standard for the power supply. I dunno, as tight as a BM 2400 fits up it tends to run a bit warm even under the best of circumstances. Would I be smarter to replace all the caps with "high temps" in a situation

This one I was whatching, it got a price of USD 620.10 in the the first auktion, now its relisted, but look at the price, just like Leslie i'm surprised about what sometimes happens on the bay

I've been reading myself dizzy about caps, audio grade, audiophile and so on, conclusion: There are as many opinions as there are brands, and none with a good technical acceptable explination or measureable evidence, so a known brand, "normal" cap, bought where they have some turn around (fresh caps) in my opinion for our use is as good

[quote user="Eugene"] The "now its fixed - now its broke again" virus seems to be going around this summer. I have had a bit of it myself Soren. Follow Martins directions, the last 3 2400's I have refurbished have all had the outputs resoldered. I seem to remember that your replaced the board rectifier already. and once again

Will do Martin, thank you

About 6 month ago I changed caps and lamps (kits from Martin), until one month ago it played OK, but then it started jumping channels when playing FM radio, it would play 1 hour on FM 1, and then suddenly change to FM 5, I thought it was caused by some micro black outs, we have here frequently, last week this got worse, it started changing channel after