Hi, I'm back after a few months. System is great to have, but I noticed that the turntable is in fact running slow. It seems to speed up after about 10 minutes but is still a bit on th slow side even though the speed is at Max. I did remove the back of the turntable but did not really see anything that I could easily access. Everything looks new

Happy New year to all and especially to those that helped with this project. I finally have a working system. I decided to go with the Apple TV 2 with an Ipad as it was a bit less expensive than the Sonos system. All components are working as they should and actually although the B & O components are more than 40 years old,they don't look that

I agree with you fully, the only problem is I don't have separate room for my own toys and unfortunately I need to convince someone that I need this "old stuff" in the living room. Otherwise the 7000 system will probably need to stay Cheers

Hi, I am still trying to add a remote volume control to the Beolab 5000 System. If I connect this device, does anyone know if the quality will suffer? It almost looks like it is to be connected in the same way as an equalizer via the tape in out ? http://www.audioplex.com/RCLL1%20revised.pdf I plan to add a Sonos system that will connect to the aux

Thanks everyone for your input, it would seem that I have a perfectly normal system. I'll avoid turning off the speakers before power on as that does seem to make the problem worse. Does anyone know if there is any kind on inline relay that could be installed to get rid of the pop? At the same time, does anyone have a spare antenna plug for the

how much time do you wait before you switch on the speakers?

Hi, I recently got by Beolab 5000 system assembled and thought that all was well. All the scratching noises are gone when making any adjustments, all lights are working, but I keep gettig a scary loud "pop" when the power is turned on. Volume is off and even if I start up with the speaker switch off, once the switch is pushed to on, there

Success, I removed the cover of the amplifier and surprise surprise, everything was quite clean. Please don't cringe on what you will read next. I got out a can of naptha based contact cleaner, and gave all of the pots. and switches, and actually anything that moved a liberal spraying and moved everything around quite a bit. After a week of drying

Hi all, I've decided before sending the units anywhere, and as I am usually quite lucky with do it yourself repairs, that I would try to do a thourough cleaning on the amplifier. Does anyone have any tips on taking the top off, anything to watch out for. I was lucky that Freddy told me about the tuning string on the tuner. Do I have to worry about

Thank you everyone for your input. I'll give everything a try. Andrew