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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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Yeah, a liittle bit expensive hehe =) I think your'e right, wouldn't it be possible to test the Beogram with a non-B&O? Just to make sure that the turntable isn't the problem? I will check the DIN-plug as soon as I can, thanks for the help. I will post the results soon! :-) Best Regards Fredrik
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I'm sorry for the late reply, but here I am! j0hnbarker: The tracking weight is set to 1.25grams according to the meter on the arm. Peter: I had another amp that was in near mint condition that I sent away for service and I'm still waiting for it to return, 1,5 years later... But I think you're right, testing it with another amp would be
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I'm connecting it to a Beomaster 5000 (the phono socket in the back), they are bought together once upon a time so it should be ok. But maybe the built-in phonostage is damaged/getting old?
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Hi! I have a Beogram 5005 and everything works fine but one thing; The soundquality is crap! Theres some distortion and the base is no where to be found ( This is the case for both my two Beogram 5005 and my 5000). What would you suggest? Buy a new needle or try to find one of those famous mute switches? ;-) Best Regards Fredrik
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