I've just pulled this at random straight off ebay.

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See the stand pictured in the upright position - the two stabilizers can be seen clearly at each end of the stand. I'm missing one of these..🙁

They are "3103372 Foot, set inc screws" which are not shown in the exploded view but are in the "Parts not shown" list.

These are supplied with every stand. If they are not the part that you require, what are they??????

They have a part number so should be orderable.

You are a "Gold" member so I suggest you look in the service manual on site and check for yourself.

Graham,

Thanks very much for that info, I shall do as you suggest and check that out.

I was becoming convinced they were too small a part to have their own part number, and I was becoming even more doubtful as those 'in the b&o business' seemed to be a bit stumped as well! They didnt seem to be aware even of the stabilizers existance - I drew a blank both from Lifestyle and AVA-Bang & Olufsen Services.

Why someone has taken just one of the stabilizers out of the bag, and left the other has had me a bit perplexed - but I guess it had just been lost/misplaced somewhere along the way.

Thanks for your help.

Regards,

Generally, if it's in the box, it's got a part number.

Just to let you know that I use my BS 9000 on the upright position since october 2001 on table stand 2053, and I can assure you that you won't need those ugly stabilizers.

Unless you play basketball in your room or the blizzard is blowing, table stand is far enough stable.

Gregory 

+1  Stand is perfectly stable wthout them.  I don't even use the screws that attach the Beosound to the stand.

Ahh thats interesting and useful to know guys - many thanks for that🙂

I'm guessing the weight of the 9000 makes it stable enough, even in the upright position?

Regards

That, and the design of the stand.  It's perfectly balanced.