Hello, my equipment actually include: - BeoCenter 9500, - Beogram CD 4500, - Beogram 6002, - Beocord 2200, - 2 three-way UltraLinear Speakers (California made speakers bought in 1979), - 2 three-way Grundig Audioprisma HiFi-Box with 2 two-way Grundig HiFi-Box 306 connected on them. I have recently bought the BeoMaster in replacement of my old BeoMaster

Hello, it's done and my problem is resolved: no hum at all ! Great thanks. Pascal

Hello Peter, my DIN cable connection between the Beogram and the Beocenter is a new one. So the problem is perhaps located at the DIN connector of the Beogram (when I use my old Beomaster 2400, the problem is the same). I know that DIN-RCA connectors exist, presenting a separate "floating ground" (). Could it be the solution, if I fix it to

Hello, yesterday I pluged my Beogam 6002 to a Beocenter 9500 (that I have bought a few days ago, and is like new). A very annoying hum can be heard. When I put my finger on the detector arm of the Beogram, when playing a record, it disappears. I see that the Beocenter presents a ground screw, but what should I do to connect it to the Beogram ? Indeed

Hello, I have tighten the screw on the left side of the dectecor arm. And now the two arms work fine. Thank you! Pascal

Hello Martin, both of them. Best regards. Pascal

Hello, I have recently bought a Beogram 6002. Great soung, but when I look the two arms from above, they are not parallel. I have the service manual, which explains that I have to adjuste a screw (a figure is shown). Unfortunatly I don't understand where is this screw. The manual says "under the carrier unit", but where exactly ? Best

Hello, I have a problem with my beogram 2400: when I press start sometimes it does not run. I must press, run and 33 to make it work. A small indicator (like a red circle) is also illuminated on the control panel (what does it meens ?). Help please ! Do I need to change the belt, or is it something else. Best regards from France, under the snow today