Hei, Jeg har også problem med muting releet i mitt Beocenter 9500. Har du fått fikset det? Hvordan var det å komme til, måtte du åpne hele anlegget? Tusen takk.

Hello again, I did not manage to settle down yet, I would like my beocenter to be 100%.., When trying to wake up the mute-relay yesterday, I could actually see the relay moving inside the cabinet close to the power unit. Could it be worth a try opening the cabinet and cleaning the relay, or is it a fairly cheap part I can change myself? I didn't

OK, thanks everyone for good explanations and tips! You have been most helpful and I now know enough to settle down and relax on the issue. I'll work the mute-relay and hope it gets better and if not, I'll learn to live with it and have it replaced if something else needs service one day...

Hello again, thanks for all help, but I am still a bit confused to what exactly the 4 pins in speaker pair 1 are for? and the 3 pins in speaker pair 2 (marked MCL)? It seems to me that the speaker 1 sockets of my Beocenter are broken, does this sound likely at all? could this be due to a broken fuse? Can I also make a 7 pin DIN plug and get the signal

Hi, thanks for the instant reply! I'm glad there's no problem to use only the "speakers 2" ports (apart from my annoyance ;-) ) The mute-relay certainly clicks and I think that it also worked when we were testing the Beocenter with active speakers before I bought it... So wiring of the speaker plugs should be no different on the different

I just bought my first B&O, a second hand 9500 that I remember seeing in my youth and that in my opinion is a design icon! I made speaker cables with 2-pin DIN plugs for my non B&O speakers. But they only seem to work when plugged into the the "Speakers 2" ports (marked Local control system (MCL) on the diagram in the setup guide)