[quote user="Stonk"] [quote user="burantek"]...guess my theory of a "ghost cat" is off the table?[/quote] Not entirely. Ghost cat is known to ghost wee on the remote leading to premature carbon flaking [/quote] you know what ? i got 3 cats at home ! but the remote was in its holder in the upright position ........

Incredible, it works .... thanks Steve it was the right thing to do and everything is fine now. guys don't hesitate to ask for help here, a lot of knowledge is available here !!!

Good morning, hope everyone has spent a nice christmas time and is ready for this new year eve... this morning, put on a cd and waou the volume lights increase until the max... when I get them way down low, it increase again !! got the same with the sound setting, bass, treble... everything increase to the max !! is there anybody who got the same problem

well I'm a little bit confused with the cassette deck of my beocenter 9500. Always thought it was fitted with the same model than the bc 9000, but without the 3 motors, but keeping the dolby b and c. Right ? As my k7 deck was faulty, I jump on another one coming from a bc9500 I bought for 50 €. But I can't believe my eyes when it appeared

Good evening everybody, nice set jean louis

Problem solved . Just in case somebody else get the same, it was the big blue capacitor on the pcb 31 which was "on one leg". a little bit of solder and waou!! all is ok now. I even get a new one and change it for good.

Thank you, but it doesn't help... because when I play a CD, only the first ten numbers display, even if the CD contains more tracks. when the last "lighted number" is played the CD stops. seem i have only half of the stuff ! lol !! have you ever experienced this kind of problem, i really love to fix it by myself Any suggestion ?

Hello everybody, fresh arrived on beoworld today, have try to find a little help among the "beocenter 9500 " thread, but don't find anything looking like my problem, but prehaps somebody have an idea. My beocenter 9500 from 1993, stops to display the 20 radio stations on the upper glass panel, and each "number" from 11 to 20