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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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Dat de glasplaat loslaat is een bekend fenomeen en makkelijk zelf te herstellen. Voor wat betreft je Beolink 7000 is het mogelijk dat de piezo sensor die achterop je "tik" plaat is geplakt heeft losgelaten of de soldering is losgekomen. Mogelijk dat ook je accu aan vervanging toe is.
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Now I've got these RL6000 (type 6522) which I reclothed. Man, these are beauties. Except for the cloth the rest is in new condition, no scratches or dents to see on the cabinet. Never saw them before. They have silver lines and the surrounding is black piano laquer. So, they must have the name Beovox SL6000 (Silverline).
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Hi Evan, Sorry, but this is out of my knowledge Electronics is not my thing you know. Probably a stupid question but what type of caps do I need to use (Bipolar???). Can you give me a link where I have to look for regarding to specs? The site (thanks to you) were I bought the tweeters would be handy since I have to buy them again for my self made cubes
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Will give it a try with the originals, thanks guys, helpfull as always...
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Btw, there's enough space in the cube now for capacitors using this new type of tweeter. Martin, can you supply me the right ones?
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Question for the experts among us! I'm "refurbishing" my 4th pair of Beovox 2500 cubes and this time I want to replace them with new tweeters which I bought from a shop in the US for just 2$ a piece. Now I need to know if I can use the same capacitor, or do I need another type/value. The tweeters are 8 ohms and the originals are 6 ohms
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Well, I have several 3500/4500 CD units in stock and I can sell one panel so I could use the "glassless" one to experiment for the new glasspanel I would like to make. I think Søren, that maybe you better could buy a defect unit with offcourse a mint panel as camshaft is offering. My original panel would cost you 75 euro's. Don't
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Austin, you're clear explanation is excellent, thank you for that, and now I finally understand how it works. At that time I wasn't sure in which order to work but now I do. Saves me time for the next other panels! Greatly appreciated!
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Have made 10 panels for the Beomaster. But (maybe) later I will make them for the Beogram CD.
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Thank you Søren for the link and Eric, it's not really a challenge, more fun to do and maybe others can do something with it! Soon I will post some pictures for the "workinstruction"!
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