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Re: I don't think that is supposed to happen... Beomaster 2400

Wade — Sun, 04 Dec 2011 16:16:52 GMT

The cloth covers were past their prime so I striped down the frames and glued parts that had broken in preparation to recover them. I have a small apartment with poor ventilation so I will do it at home over the holidays. The CX's are Black and after some thought I decided to stick with the black fabric.

Re: I don't think that is supposed to happen... Beomaster 2400

mediabobny — Sat, 03 Dec 2011 13:14:01 GMT

Wade:
After emailing a few places around NYC to find out where I could get my first Beomaster 2400 diagnosed/repaired I decided that for the same price I could just pickup another one from eBay.

I'm surprised to hear this. I would have guessed that for a lot less you could pick up a new one on eBay. But seriously, if you'd like an alternative to the expensive places here in town send me a PM and I'll reply. I'd mention their name here on the forum but frankly I've already given them enough 'plugs'.

Re: I don't think that is supposed to happen... Beomaster 2400

Leslie — Sat, 03 Dec 2011 12:40:06 GMT

Wade:
I presume that this is simply a loose connection and eventually it will have to be repaired? Thoughts?

Same thoughts!

Wade:

BTW, I will post up my CX100 refoaming photos soon--it was a messy and fun process!

Looking forward, the cloths are still okay?

I don't think that is supposed to happen... Beomaster 2400

Wade — Sat, 03 Dec 2011 11:52:53 GMT

After emailing a few places around NYC to find out where I could get my first Beomaster 2400 diagnosed/repaired I decided that for the same price I could just pickup another one from eBay. With unit number one tucked in storage and unit number two freshly hooked up I thought I was on my way. After tipping the Beomaster (towards the front of the unit) to plug in the second set of speakers (using S45's for the front and CX100's for the rear) the entire left side of both speakers dies--after a quick popping sound.

After a moment of frustration, I tipped the Beomaster the other direction (now towards the back) and magically the left side speakers started working again. I presume that this is simply a loose connection and eventually it will have to be repaired? Thoughts?

BTW, I will post up my CX100 refoaming photos soon--it was a messy and fun process!

Wade