[quote user="Leslie"]I need one for my BM5000, how much are they and/or where can it be bought?[/quote] Don't remember exactly but I think it wasn't 10 EURs here at my local store. I have to go there sooner or later as I'm sure I will get some more as long as they are still available I'll get back to you as soon as I have more

I once visited the Berlin HIFI fair in the late 70es. The German HIFI institute had set up a demo of a "almost HIFI"- a "HIFI" and a "top-class HIFI" unit. They played about 6 pieces of audio from church organ to Jazz, each time within the music switching between those hidden gear. They were marked "A", "B"

[quote user="Step1"]I like the old school stuff :)[/quote] Like this? that was my starter long ago ...

Jacques, so you do have some already? It's a good idea to go to a local radio/TV shop (if there's still one) and ask there. I know such a shop here; at least I got this: I can tell you it fits into a 70's BM5000... And yes I agree eb*y, conrad etc are of no use in this matter. Gunther

[quote user="Leslie"]Soren is talking about the 80's pizza box model![/quote] Oops then; was thinking of the 70's BM/BL5000 combo Shouldn't be so complicated to get a BM5000 80's then.

[quote user="zeloff"]the original specs of D8 and TR8[/quote] As noone seems to step in.... TR8 is BD136, D8 was B40C800 [quote user="zeloff"]between the secondary and the D8[/quote] There IS a fuse secondary just before D8 (F3) - but it's 1AT (slow) Which primary fuse blows - F1 or F2? The audio power amplifier has a strange

[quote user="Steffen"]in one of Søren's earlier posts he was looking for a BM 5000 (80's model) to go with his Beogram CD 50[/quote] Well I'm sure he himself will clarify

[quote user="Eugene"]Beomaster 1600[/quote] Looks like a BM1600 (7xFM) in a BM1700's housing (silver)???

[quote user="Steffen"]According to Leslie's pictures he should have at least one he could sell to you -unless he's trying to collect every 5000 unit in Europe. [/quote] I'm afraid Sören has another type of BM5000 in mind

[quote user="flejguta_beo"]On the right (non-working) ch. voltages were again close[/quote] So Pins "3", "4","8","9" right channel are all around 28 Volts? Can't really see how C of TR45 could be 54V then which would kill TR44 and/or TR49 immediately