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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
Latest post 12-03-2008 5:27 AM by PhilLondon. 9 replies.
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12-03-2008 4:23 AM
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chr_elling
- Joined on 11-18-2008
- Denmark, Gentofte
- Posts 51
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Can a Beolink 5000 operate a DVD1 connected to a MX7000? And is €300 for a DVD1 a good price?
1) I got my fingers in a brand new (10 years old - but new in box) Beolink 5000. The reason for choosing this remote is that I have a Beocenter2300 and two LC2's. But will this remote operate a B&O DVD1? 2) Presently I do not own a DVD1. But I just got one offered at a price of I just got DVD1 offered for 300 Euros. Is that too much? The price for second hand DVD1's is 540 Euros - but they will then offer me a gaurantee for a year. I just do not have an idea as how good a price 300 Euro's for DVD1 is. Thank you in advance for your advice. Best regards Christian
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PhilLondon
- Joined on 04-16-2007
- London
- Posts 2,545
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Re: Can a Beolink 5000 operate a DVD1 connected to a MX7000? And is €300 for a DVD1 a good price?
It will work perfect with your system. DVD1 can be operated. When you occasionaly need to press a color key, you can instead press SHIFT + ARROW KEY. p.
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kallasr
- Joined on 04-19-2007
- Willich, NRW, Germany
- Posts 1,077
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Re: Can a Beolink 5000 operate a DVD1 connected to a MX7000? And is €300 for a DVD1 a good price?
Price is good, you won't get is for less on ebay. Be aware there might be different versions out there, supporting mp3 or so? I can't remember exactly. Ralf
My Beo: Beosound 3000, Beolab 4000, Beo 4 DVD, Beolab 5000/Beomaster 5000, Beovox S45.2 with Stands, Beosystem 7000 black with Beolink 7000, Beolink 1000, F1000 (3 cubes), Beovox 5000, Beovox 3000, Attyca 1.
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chr_elling
- Joined on 11-18-2008
- Denmark, Gentofte
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Re: Can a Beolink 5000 operate a DVD1 connected to a MX7000? And is €300 for a DVD1 a good price?
Thank you - you (that is "PhilLondon, formerly Wtlc2zpx ") do indeed sound sure. The problem I anticiapate is, that there is no DVD button om my Beolink 5000 - does that not constitute an issue? Which button should I use instead? Regards Christian
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PhilLondon
- Joined on 04-16-2007
- London
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Re: Can a Beolink 5000 operate a DVD1 connected to a MX7000? And is €300 for a DVD1 a good price?
You use the CDV button instead. p.
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Zwets
- Joined on 04-16-2007
- Posts 179
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Re: Can a Beolink 5000 operate a DVD1 connected to a MX7000? And is €300 for a DVD1 a good price?
Just use the CDV button. Also remember to put the 5000 in one-way mode for video, else it won't work.
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PhilLondon
- Joined on 04-16-2007
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Re: Can a Beolink 5000 operate a DVD1 connected to a MX7000? And is €300 for a DVD1 a good price?
Zwets: Just use the CDV button. Also remember to put the 5000 in one-way mode for video, else it won't work.
I have to disagree, If the MX7000 is a 2 way, it will still work fine with a 2 way remote. p.
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chr_elling
- Joined on 11-18-2008
- Denmark, Gentofte
- Posts 51
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Re: Can a Beolink 5000 operate a DVD1 connected to a MX7000? And is €300 for a DVD1 a good price?
My MX700 has SW4.3 and is thus one way. I am in the proces of down grading it to a 1.2 SW version which will once again make it two-way. By down grading I mean simply switch the Eprom - I am getting the right Eprom from another helpfull member of this forum. However, I do have one question - how to I switch between one-way and two-way mode on my Beolink5000? I need it to be in two-way mode for my Beosystem 2300 and one-way mode (for the time being) on my MX7000? Does anybody else have a comment on the price - what should I look out for when buying a DVD1 second hand? Thank you in advance. Best regards Christian
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PhilLondon
- Joined on 04-16-2007
- London
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Re: Can a Beolink 5000 operate a DVD1 connected to a MX7000? And is €300 for a DVD1 a good price?
Put the system into standby by pressing the 'off' switch for > 2 seconds and press SHIFT and then MENU. Just follow the instructions on the transparent screen!
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