[quote user="Audiofriends"] Hello Leslie, Well, globally there are about 5 methods: [/quote] This is good Fred, with your permission, I will post this in a Wiki about refoaming on the new forum, will check for spelling and send to you for revision and OK, before publishing. I'm still for shimming

Hope to make it, but have a sh1tload of job going on, a 29.02 draw is not be missed, and the last draw on the old forum, and maybe one of the last event on the old forum.

[quote user="Leslie"] Great setup Eugene. Never had a Beomaster 1600, looks stylish. Is that a Beogram 4500 next to it? Pink Floyd, wow! Was a or still am a huge fan, already from the beginning, Ummagumma, Meddle etc. Stopped loosing interest after Dark side of the Moon. [/quote] There is a new remake out now http://www.amazon.com/Wall-Pink

[quote user="Leslie"] Finally had time to finish my 10 glasspanels for the Ouverture/BC2500. I've let these glaspanels made at the same size and thickness as the original ones with the same dark teint. Made the brackets myself and fixed them on the glaspanels with the proper glue. The right unit on the picture is mine and has chamfered

[quote user="Eugene"]Reassembly - caps and clutch replacement complete[/quote] I really hope to get there someday, but must realize that, this will take time, experience and studying, amazing job.

[quote user="Wings"] Returning to the original query, thanks Chris and S o ren [sorry, a horizontal line is the best I can do; can not easily re-create the diagonal line for the "o"]. I will give the Danish oil a try. Chris, how does one "French polish"? I have not heard this phrase before. "French kissing" yes

[quote user="Leslie"] [quote user="Søren Mexico"] [quote user="Beobuddy"] This one? [/quote] Same sh1t, I use pledge even for acrylics, covers small scratches [/quote] Same ***? Are you mister magic himself. I'm having good results with this and that's a fact! @Beobuddy, you even took the effort taking a

Okay, find 2R127/2, looks like in the pic, before disassampling your 901 be sure to disconnect from mains. Without power, connect your multimeter at the red arrows and measure ohms, move the volume slider slowly from side to side while observing your ohm reading, if it stays same while moving, if it jumps while moving, or shows more than 20 ohms, the

[quote user="Beobuddy"] This one? [/quote] Same sh1t, I use pledge even for acrylics, covers small scratches

I use it for Brass and copper pieces, to keep it from oxidizing and showing fingerprints You can also try with Pledge for forniture, will damage nothing and can easily be cleaned of again.