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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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[quote user="MartinRK"] I'm not sure, if Firefox or any other browser except from IE will work througt the main "Web" menu on the Beomedia, but of cource I can use it througt the "service" menu like a normal browser. [/quote] Unless the programmers were morons, I suppose it should work if you let it set itself as the
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Why don't you try Firefox.
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[quote user="Puncher"]It might just be an "Engineer" thing [/quote] I suppose. I personally have no use nor interest in this box as a whole, but it is still interesting to know what's inside of it.
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Some of the values they've used in the calculation are odd. I can't believe 8G of flash memory would cost anywhere near $13 in manufacturing quantities.
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Without looking at the article, let me take a guess... $40?
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Indeed Since you noted that you got some good music out of the record player while pushing on the arm... I just realized, do these have the same mechanism as the earlier automatic types, where the lowering pin for the tonearm gets stuck? If that is the case, you might still have a usable cartridge, but the tonearm just doesn't drop low enough!
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[quote user="VW411"]I could even get some clear sound from both channels if i slightly pushed the cartridge down with my finger. But the tip looks quite flat 'though, so i guess retipping is needed. Is this the place i should send my gartidge fo retipping? http://www.schallplattennadeln.de/[/quote] Exactly. Axel will also change the suspension
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Another one I skipped and you bought If you take a close look at the needle, I'm sure you'll find that the actual tip is missing completely or badly chipped. If you still get some noise from both channels, that cartridge is a good candidate for sending to Axel in Germany for retipping. Don't use anything too aggressive on the panels, I believe
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[quote user="futurist"] I do notice that much B&O ends up in some very (to me) 'un-B&O' (i.e. traditional) interiors, which I always find curious. Modernism in objects seems widely accepted, but less so for houses. [/quote] I believe the issue is that while these ultramodern, sparsely furnished interiors look great in magazines
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[quote user="futurist"] No idea what's going on in my post above - cut and pasted from word. Ignore the fine print! Mods feel free to fix if you can. I tried and only made it worse! [/quote] I fixed it Word is problematic in that it includes a lot of useless HTML markup when you paste something from it into a web form, and in this case
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