Thanks for the link, Chris. I'll read all this and try to fix it. patrick

Hello, I have a Beosystem 7000 at home, and the CD player has recently started to play CD awkwardly. Sometimes it plays them just fine, but sometime it keeps on skipping songs. I went to the B&O dealer (in Switzerland), and he tells me that it is most likely the laser module that has died, and since the system is over 20 years old, Philips has stopped

Thank you so much! I would never have guessed! Have a nice week-end, Patrick

Hello, I have connected an auxilliary source (a MiniDisc) to my Beomaster 7000 with a 5 pin DIN cable. However I don't know how to select the AUX source. All I have is a Beolink 1000 to operate my system. Could anyone could give me a hint? Thanks, Patrick

Thanks a lot for the quick and accurate answer! Cheers, Patrick

Hello, I've just bought a Beosystem 7000 together with a pair of Beolab Penta third generation, and I'm very satisfied with it. Here is my question: the cables (between the Pentas and the Beomaster 7000) that were provided by the seller have regular 7-pin DIN sockets. However, I can see in the manual that there can be up to eight pins. What