Hi Metalas.
If the 5000 is anything like the later 7000, then mute function does not work on Speaker 2, only on Speaker 1.
Could it be you have accidently pressed mute on the front panel?
Andy T.
Hi Metalas.
If the 5000 is anything like the later 7000, then mute function does not work on Speaker 2, only on Speaker 1.
Could it be you have accidently pressed mute on the front panel?
Andy T.
Hi Andy,
There is a common fault with Beomasters of that age, where the relay that mutes Speaker 1 can fail, causing a loss of sound on one or both channels. I always think that the Speaker 2 output gives a better quality of sound than Speaker 1, even on Beomasters that are not faulty. I use Speaker 2 for my main room output on my Beomaster 3500 and Speaker 1 for my extension room, where no serious listening takes place.
If Speaker 2 works, then I would use that connection instead.
Best regards,
Steve.
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