[quote user="The Plumber"] Oh my god, i bet you thought you were dreaming. That is unbelivable. [/quote] Yes I did, and still do. Just keep looking at it, thinking this is unreal. Craig

Had to go to our local tip today. Whilst emptying the car I turned around to see someone carrying a Beosound 9000 Yes, they were about to throw it into the skip. So I asked what was wrong with it, the gentlemen said. Oh, I do house clearences. There is no remote for this, and it does not have any buttons on it. So I am throwing it away. Why? do you

Been using Beoplayer for around 5 or 6 years now, and I always thought it was far better than Windows Media Player IMO. For a while I did have Beoport, but I always found it too much of a pain trying to navigate without seeing the screen. Always ended up using the PC anyway. So in the end I sold it. When I get round to it though I will be building a

Happy Birthday Petre, our very own Beoworld Legend. Craig

Very nice buy Martin. Looking forward to your restoration thread. Craig

Lee, I think this is great news. However, I also think by far the most important thing here is that Beoworld remains independent. Pretty sure you and the mods will work out the best way for this to happen. Craig

[quote user="Alex"] unless you can get the driver absolutely perfectly aligned. [/quote] Very easily sorted with a 1.5 volt battery Craig

Adrain, the Masterlink socket has two purposes. Firstly if it is been used as a Beolink Passive. In connection with the remote eye. Secondly if you had an existing MCL based multiroom setup. Then decided to replace your Audio Master with a Masterlink one. You would connect to the converter to Audio Master via Masterlink. Then the MCL connection would

The Planets, a 1979 recording of the London Philharmonic Ochestra. Conducted by Sir George Solti. Craig

Hi Adrian, and welcome to Beoworld. You need to connect the ML/MCL Converter to your Beosound via Powerlink. Also think you need a MK2 Powerlink cable. Sometimes called fully wired. Craig