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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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It seems to be easily removed. Thank you very much!
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Anyone else uses the older floor stands for the Redline range (the brown ones)? I thought it was strange that the speakers always point downwards (looks ugly too) but then I got the manual and it shows an adjustment screw. But mine is missing. I'd like to get a replacement but I don't know which kind of screw will fit since the manual isn't
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Thank you all for your replies! Do you think this is my girlfriend's problem or the seller's (who claimed to include one year warranty)? I don't think the seller has checked the system (it was a complete Beosystem 6500) properly before selling it, because the mute relay in the Beomaster seems broken (sound in right speaker has to be 'pushed
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Hi! My girlfriend recently bought a second hand Beogram 6500 with an MMC-2 included. The MMC-2 seemed to work when the seller demonstrated it (though he only had one record in very poor condition), but now at home the sound is all distorted. When I take a closer look, the stylus looks a bit strange compared to other MMC styluses I've seen; the angle
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Ok, so I checked with my local Bang dealer, and sadly, the modification kit is no longer available - at least not in the Nordic countries. A strange thing happened by the way; I replugged the speaker today to try out my newly aquired Beogram CD 4500 (birthday gift from wonderful and understanding girlfriend), and it now seems to work! Question is for
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@ birgerbum: I don't know the exact problem yet. I have to open it up first. But if it happens to be one of the speaker units, where are you located?
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So it is possible to remove them. Thanks!
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Thank you both for your quick answers! Medogsfat, you're right - I can hear something's loose inside. Have to go check with my local dealer about that modification. About the straps: question is if they are supposed to break if you just open the cabinet (like some kind of 'warranty void'), or if there is a chance to remove them in one
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Hello. I love my white 'Star Wars' RL60 speakers, but the other day I noticed one of them won't take much bass before distorting the sound in a very ugly way (too much 70s reggae I suppose). I want to take a look at it but I'm worried about the straps. If I open the speaker, will I need to replace them or can I just remove them and put
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