Hi all,

 I have a B&O 10 CD Disc Multichanger that I was led to believe was a US spec item that was then converted to UK spec.

It runs off Tape Port 2 on my current Beocentre 8500 and I have the B&O booklets etc.

Potentially it has some SONY gubbins internally but I can't find any details on this site in terms of details etc.

Does anyone have any more info as I'm thinking of selling it as I don't really use it?

Cheers

 GUY

Well, actually it's on the products lists. But unfortunately it's not much written about it. At least you got the name, CMM-10.

 Do a search on CMM 10 on BeoWorld, it has been discussed before.

Large48:

Hi all,

 I have a B&O 10 CD Disc Multichanger that I was led to believe was a US spec item that was then converted to UK spec.

It runs off Tape Port 2 on my current Beocentre 8500 and I have the B&O booklets etc.

Potentially it has some SONY gubbins internally but I can't find any details on this site in terms of details etc.

Does anyone have any more info as I'm thinking of selling it as I don't really use it?

Cheers

 GUY

Hi Guy,

If you decide to sell it, i might be interested.

Regards,
Ignace 

 

And if you have any clear photographs of it and further details, i would be delighted to post them on the product listing!

Lee

Theres one on this listing.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Bang-Olufsen-Beocenter-9500-Speakers-Changer-Beogram_W0QQitemZ200230366370QQihZ010QQcategoryZ14980QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

There's a photo of it here

http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/post/61861.aspx

CMM-10 was the DVD-1 of CD players.    I don't know if it was US-only or not; but it is pretty rare.  It is, at heart, a 2nd geration Sony Car 10-disc CD changer, for which B&O created an interface box which translated DataLink into whatever commands Sony was using.  So you must have an Audio Master with DataLink, which eliminates all of the modern systems, and you must attach it to one of the 'Tape' sockets, not the CD socket.

At least it ought to be easy to scavenge spare cartridges for the player! 

Russ

Here's one on eBay with a lot of pictures

It's marvelous.  Those (like me) who think the Beosystems 6500 and 7000 were the ultimate B&O products but wish they had the CD changing capabilitiy of the BS 9000, well, here's the solution.