After the reboot of the system it´s even worse. Now the standby led goes on and off, when the standby led is off all the led´s over the CDs are on. it´s flashing all the time. Anyone who knows what it could be? Seems like the B&O service is the only way out.

I think it´s a MK2 edition and it doesn´t use PIN code. Yes the power was cut in the whole house for 6 hours. I talked to B&O service today and they told me to disconnect all units and leave it for 2 hours and then start up the stereo again. I will test this later today.

I need some help with my Beosound 9000 which shut down by it self after 3 seconds. If you start the stereo by AUX, CD or Radio it will start and after 3 seconds go back to standby mode without any info. I have no clue about why this happens. The stereo is connected to a pair of Beolab 3 and a masterlink active in a diffent room with Beolab 4000. This

I have now connected the speakers to the computer through a PL to RCA cable. With this connections the speakers sounds like them should. Next step is now to modify the PL cable and try again. If it doesn´t work it must be Besound 9000 that send some kind of noise to the lab3s. But why can´t I hear this noise with Beolab 4000?

I don´t get this problems with my Beolab 4000, but it might be Beosound 9000 that cause this noise.

Thanks "Liberal" for your suggestion. I will try to modify the cable and test it. I have to find a good way to cut the wire to pin 7 and shortcut between pin 2 and pin 7. Can I do this shortcut in the contact? "KingofSnake" what do you mean with low voltage Lighting? Best Regards Hank

Hello I have a problem with my BS9000 and a pair of beolab 3. When the power is switched on the speakers there is an annoying high pitched humming noise that I can't solve. The noise is present all the time even when the music is playing (only heard at low volume and is drowned out at high volume). I have used different type of powerlink cables

Yes, I had a couple of Stavolo 400 Active but I sold them because they didn´t sound good enough. They were not as good as BL4000. But I use Detoma D90 active in my bathroom because they are not so big as B&O´s inwall speaker. I also have W300 active and a center from Detoma, I bought it all from a shop that had them for a very good discount

I have the same problems with my Beosound 9000 and BL3´s. I use two different cables to them: 1 P.L Mk1 which gives a noise tone like a radio without any station at the frequenze. 1 P.L MK3 Bossocom with this cable you get a high frequenze noise instead. Anyone with a solution for this problem?

I use a pair of Beolab 4 connected directly to my Plasma via speakers out. But it´s important that you have a speakers out from the TV, beacuse if you use line out you can´t control the volume. It might be possible to use headphone out on the TV, but I´m not sure. Check with someone before you try.