The BG 1602 is the 120 Volts (US) version of BG 1600, and if you are located in the US Soundsmith provide new cartridges and also has a repair service

[quote user="Rich"] [quote user="Eugene"] Stunning only begins to describe what I see Leslie. [/quote] Since I'm otherwise speechless, I guess I'll just say, "What Eugene said." [/quote] Speechlees, nearly fell of my chair.

Try "what a fool believes" again

[quote user="Søren Hammer"] [quote user="Søren Mexico"] Well Søren, looks like you lost your main system. [/quote] Hehe I hurried to move the system back before my Father had bolted it to the place! My back hurts a little after moving the 30 kg heavy MS150.2's and the 20+ kg Beomaster back and forth I am

Well Søren, looks like you lost your main system.

[quote user="kallasr"] [quote user="Jonathan"] May be time to update the wife?? [/quote] But be aware: this can cause other issues LINK Ralf [/quote] My wife just loves the 8000s, also Bvox 3/5000 is accepted, a big problem is the s45s, s3702, she wants too place nice small nippets on them to make them look "nice", women

If your woofers only has surround damages they can be repaired, search the forums, anyway keep the units someone can use them. And welcome to the magic Beoworld

The crossover frequencies are 600/6000 Hz, there is a manual onsite for silver and gold members, but no specs for the drivers.

Had the same problem, and as Rich nearly soaked my pants, I had repaired a flywheel and testing with the first LP it was wobling like crazy, took it out again, of to my workshop checking in my lathe, and OK, testing again, same LP same problem, put on a 45 and no problem, another LP and no problem, Checked the hole in the LP and the shaft on the deck

[quote user="Rich"]Would these be the same pins as the seven pins in BC4500 cord? I've removed two from my BC4500 and could donate the extras.[/quote] Yes Rich, its the same ones, but I would tape them to the cord, you will never know when you need them, without them remote control wil not work with the BC