Thanks for the suggestion. I didn't have any small nylon screws available and already started on a different option. I ended up taking some hard plastic packaging that a screwdriver I purchased came with. There was a hole in the packaging that was used to hang the screwdriver in the store. I cut out a square around the hole and attached it to my

After studying the 4400 with the top cover and bottom cover off I realized the B&O engineers left a tiny path from the underside where a small screwdriver could go in at an angle and remove the two inner screws that hold the slider control bar to the faceplate. I was able to remove the faceplate and check out where the balance slider isn't mating

Hi, I am new to this forum. I joined because I like B&O products. I bought my first one, a Beogram 4000, way back in the seventies. I now own a couple of turntables (Beogram 4002 and 8002), several Beovox speakers and an old Beocord 5000 (that needs repair...another story). I recently purchased a Beomaster 4400 receiver. I always loved the styling