OK, my Notepad's primed. Where do I send all the stuff?

Here's mine: Gear: Beosystem 2000 with Magnat Art 145 speakers. Tuner on the BM2000 is currently out-of-order, so it basicallly functions as the main amp for my HTPC and phono deck. Beogram 2000 with SMMC4. Vision: 22" monitor (awaiting 37" HDTV), digital TV set-top-box, DVD player and Wii. A Mac Mini currently serves as an HTPC and feeds

[quote user="superdario"] interesting that b&o renamed the beomaster 3000 after update in beomaster 3000-2. according to the article in beocentral are the differences minor. [/quote] If you are looking for the 'old' Beomaster online, pay attention to the model numbers. 2402 is the one you want. The 'newer' Beomaster 3000's

[quote user="macjonny1"] Well I got the BG3000 and I was disappointed with the build quality. I had the chance to hear a Clearaudio deck so I went with their new Clearaudio Concept and await arrival. Very simple deck, clean lines, all manual (just about the opposite of the BG3000). Got a great deal on it used as well so I couldn't pass

[quote user="Dillen"] Stoney3K, You are absolutely right but the caps in question here are sitting at the extreme output, in series with the speakers. The amplifier is running on a single supply so the caps are needed to isolate the DC at the amplifiers center rail from the speakers. They need to be fairly large in capacity and voltage rating

[quote user="Heinrich VonEnryheiferConant"] Hmmm yes, that method sounds good...Have you ever heard of the clearance problem with the dust cover? Speaking of sounding good, Jethro Tull's Too Old to Rock n Roll (too young to die) really has some nicely nuanced string and percussion parts that I never realised before listening through my

[quote user="pebmrb"]I am getting ready to do a recap on my BM3000-2,I have most of my caps.I am using Elna Silmic and Wima MKS,but am having trouble finding "audio grade" caps for the three large 5000uf/70V caps.My question is:Do I really need "audio" grade caps or is this just a gimmic?I have some 4700uf caps and 5600uf

[quote user="macjonny1"] Thank you so much that was very helpful! [/quote] If you want to move the Beogram further away, you can use an external phono pre-amp (most audio stores have them), but you will need to find suitable adapter plugs if you want to keep Datalink function. The Datalink is fitted on pins 6 and 7 of the DIN plug, but most

I'd look at this as a device with possibilities -- I'd guess if Struer were to build a new 'Beosystem' type device, it'd look something like this, with accompanying devices. The iPad would be the Master Control Panel 6, the iPhone/iPod Touch would be the Terminal 6, and all information would be exchanged via wireless (WLAN or Bluetooth

[quote user="vanpitt"] Good idea about the fuse...any idea where it is, and how I can check it? I'm in New York, btw... [/quote] Stupid answer: I've given this a lot of thought, but the only thing I can come up with is that the fuse is probably in New York as well. Smart answer: The fuse is near the power supply transformer, at the