Peter - Thanks. On the 1602, (as I'm sure you know) the weight is in two sections - the smaller front part and the bigger rear. When I set to 'zero,' do I hold the rear weight and turn the front, and then to set the weight turn the two together? Or do I do the opposite? And how do I read the scale on the front? The documentation says it's

Hi all - I was finally able to power up my Beomaster 2400, cx50 speakers and Beogram 1602 turntable. The good news: everything appears to work. The bad news: what's coming off the turntable sounds like hell. I haven't done my basic due diligence yet - because the equipment is in my office in the bowels of a tv station, I haven't hooked up

Sorry for starting a new thread, but I was last on the earlier thread I started and was afraid this will get lost. My Beogram 1602 looks to be a gem, except,...someone's put RCA cables on it. Obviously, the 2400 I just got takes a DIN connector. Should I swap out the RCAs for a DIN (5 pin I think, but I'll have to look) and if so, what goes

I'm interested. How bad is the job? tks, s.

All - I'm trying to fashion my own speaker cables for the CX50s. Got a set of male DIN plugs, but can't find a source for the speaker/female end. Best source? thanks, s.

Hi all - As an experiment and an indulgence, I have put together a very modest B & O system, an antique one. I'm taking delivery on a Beomaster 2400, a Beogram 1602 and a pair of CX 50 speakers. I'm hoping for something that sounds better than what I could buy in a chain store, and that has a pleasant - if not exactly audiophile - sound