As the needle traces the record grooves, it will start to drift inward very slowly. Then as the needle follows the record inward, the arm will start to angle inward. When the arm angles inward by a small amount, it triggers a switch (I think it's a solenoid switch, can't remember), which then causes the carriage motor to move the whole tone

Happy Birthday Chris!

If you look closely you'll see the top one is a little lighter in color. The problem is that B&O probably does what many other manufacturers do - use one photograph, and then photoshop the different colors on. An actual photo of them in someone's room would probably be a more realistic interpretation. Nothing against B&Ola of course

A fault that just makes it quieter? Talk about something that'll be a pain to trouble shoot lol.

Durban, I recently learned the hard way that although the CD4 can replace your need for an RIAA amp it doesn't amplify the sound to full line level power anyway. I normally listen to my pentas at about 35 to 45 in volume level. At first I thought the CD4 on my 4002 wasn't working. I had the 4002 connected directly to the aux input of my 4500

Sounds like you guys are paying more for Blu-Ray in the UK than what we pay in the US. I just bought batman begins for $20US, and no taxes. http://www.deepdiscount.com/viewproduct.htm?productId=43451302 On the UK site someone posted earlier it's $32US http://hmv.com/hmvweb/displayProductDetails.do?ctx=280;-1;-1;-1&sku=807793 The most I ever

Well I'd never suspect Lee or Peter of rigging the draw, but I have wondered whether it could ever be possible for a member to somehow accidentally not be included in the draw because of a glitch or typo, just like how some gold members never received renewal reminders. Congrats to the winners though! Austin

Very nice

I think the all-black MCP was pretty obscure/rare. There was a member on here who had one. Austin

Wow, thats a good price.