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Latest post 03-21-2009 11:21 PM by Dave. 3 replies.
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  • 03-21-2009 5:25 PM

    Beosound 1 CD loading tray question.

    I just recently purchased a Beosound 1 and have a question regarding the cd loading tray. Is the frosted glass part of the tray supposed to fit flush with the flat part of the rear deck? I have heard that some sit up slightly, some sit flush, and others sit slightly down. It does not adversely affect play, just being obsessive compulsive. Also, I checked the service manuals but I do not see any adjustment for this. Any input greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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  • 03-21-2009 6:25 PM In reply to

    Re: Beosound 1 CD loading tray question.

    They tend to sit ever so slightly proud of the rest of the surface and appear, in profile, to be at a slight angle. I have never known it to be anything but this, so you don't have an oddity on your hands.

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  • 03-21-2009 6:48 PM In reply to

    Re: Beosound 1 CD loading tray question.

    As always, a good sense of humor helps, thanks Trip;)

  • 03-21-2009 11:21 PM In reply to

    • Dave
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    Re: Beosound 1 CD loading tray question.

    Well mine sat a little below the rest of the body, and mine was not glass, it was plastic.

    I can be fussy too at times, and the thing that kind of disappointed me about the BS1's quality was when i was in the room with it, and ejected a CD, the plastic parts creaked! Yuck! That's what i don't miss about it, i wasn't keen on the feel of the plastics and i don't really understand why they didn't use better materials (the soft touch plastic and a bit of glass would've made a huge difference)

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