Any standard 12 volt unregulated power unit will do,as a regulator is built into the B&O unit. In the UK,a suitable supply is available from www.maplin.co.uk . with part no.GS75S.It's supplied with various size connectors,and the polarity can be altered as required

Martin,greetings.I think it might be a sledge motor for the Beosound 9000.A very hard working item! Regards, Nick

Yes indeed,the ML/MCL converter and Passive are in fact the same beast,and very versatile too! Simply connecting a ML sensor to the unit,converts it to a Beolink Passive,where you have independant volume,bass and treble control.Without the sensor,the unit can be used as a slave amplifier,say to drive passive speakers from Powerlink connections.Also

Is it a silly question or do you just need to reset the stored volume level?

Simon,I did'nt know you could use the later (ML,round) sensor with the BM7000? I've got one somewhere,I'll try it. I may have a part No for the original kit,and more info. I've also sent you a pm. Nick

There was a mod kit from B&O to do this,but it involved dismantling the equipment and running a cable out the back of the Beomaster to a special receiver. Are you using a two way remote device,such as BL7000,or the simpler BL1000/Beo4? The simplest method,is of course to use another Link kit,it's no problem that you have one on the system already

There are several presets to adjust the picture geometry,but they become intermittant with age,and cause these sort of problems.It would be best to get them replaced by a competant Engineer,who can then set up the geometry accordingly for you.Don't explore inside yourself,it can be lethal in there,for the inexperienced!!

You need to change the output settings of the Panasonic from RGB to Composite CVBS video.You may need to do this via another tv in order to display the set up menu. You may also need to disconnect pin 8 in the connecting Scart cable,otherwise,there should be problem using the two sets. Alternatively,you could use a cvbs only Scart cable,which has only

These were the original MCL 2a kits.Essentially the same as the later Extra Speaker Kits,except for software.You may have some problems with av functions,but if you only plan to use the kits for audio,you should be ok. In any case you can use the later transceiver (in white)to overcome software clashes! Regards, Nick

great picture.It's the Jap socket actually,although they don't seem to use the switched contacts? Long time since I've seen a 3400! Socket readily available here: www.cpc.co.uk . part No CN01977 Regards, Nick