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  • Re: Getting to Classic Audio

    [quote user="RayTheWash"]When you get on the ferry, ask the staff for an upgrade as its a lot cheaper once you're on the ferry![/quote] Thats what I call good advice ! Thank's. I plan to fly/drive there first to bring the 5000's that need ltc and drive to collect on my way to southern France.
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by valve1 on 11-26-2011
  • Re: Getting to Classic Audio

    [quote user="Søren Hammer"]I am living close to the habour of Esbjerg [/quote] Thanks, will let you know nearer the time which might be early September.
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by valve1 on 11-26-2011
  • Re: Getting to Classic Audio

    [quote user="9 LEE"]Link here .[/quote] Thanks for the link, I was expecting to have to drive up from Holland so this really shortens the route. Think I will pass on the commodore class, the wife might expect it on all boats !
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by valve1 on 11-26-2011
  • Re: Getting to Classic Audio

    [quote user="9 LEE"]Harwich to Esbjerg,[/quote] Nice one, I did not know there was a direct route.
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by valve1 on 11-26-2011
  • Getting to Classic Audio

    I am planning to drive to Classic Audio from Ireland next year and would be interested to hear from anyones experiance/suggestion's with ferries from the UK .
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by valve1 on 11-26-2011
  • Re: Telephone haywire

    [quote user="Stars"]I also have two BeoCom 2s with the latest PSTN that have not been working for almost a year[/quote] Rechargable batteries left uncharged long enough can die so you probably need new batteries.[quote user="Stars"]fit for the bin when they died as they are an enclosed aluminium case.[/quote]I can post you a box
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by valve1 on 11-22-2011
  • Re: BeoMaster 7000

    I think your best plan is to put all your gear in room with a dehumidifer and leave it there for a few days. If thats not an option lots of silica gel in sealed plastic bags left in a warm room. Using a hair dryer can just move the moisture somewhere else. If you can open the units up all the better. Damp circuits can work but with current added it
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by valve1 on 11-17-2011
  • Re: Beosound 9000 Not working

    Is the radio working now?
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by valve1 on 11-08-2011
  • Re: Beocom 6000 power cut deleted phone book.

    Hi Kokomo, just a guess but perhaps the battery in your 6000 lost its power while the mains power was down ? Surge protectors are better than nothing, but I see a lot of appliances in continental europe using two pin plugs with no ground/earth and this can not help in power surges/lightening situations.
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by valve1 on 11-06-2011
  • Re: Who are these people?

    ...are they gold(en) retrevers or labradors... [quote user="Evan"]My dogs have gold memberships. Have no idea why! [/quote]
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by valve1 on 11-02-2011
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