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Does this sound like your issue?

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I believe you are describing one of two issues. Can you clarify?

Is the scaping happening when the CD is spinning? Or is the scraping happening when the sledge is moving to another CD?

Either way, please verify that the placement screws are set correctly. See page 4-7 of the owners manual (found online).

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The display on the Harmony is fairly easily interchangeable, at least by B&O technicians and can be used with multiple models (for example LG C3/G3/C4/G4). You have it right that the Theatre is much more advanced with its Mozart platform brain. However, it’s hard to beat the beauty of the Harmony. Trade off both ways! If you have a good system you are using in tandem with the TV (good front and surround stage), then you may not notice a huge difference in audio quality between the two, other than the lack of atmos on the Harmony.

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I’ll give it a shot. Any advice for Danish vs Teak oil?

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I don’t have experience with the Eclipse, but if its anything like the newer TVs, if you unplug the 18s it will still function. HOWEVER – it will continue to send L/R audio to the 18s so you will no longer hear those channels. You’ll need to change the config in the Eclipse to send L/R to the built in speakers instead.

Slide the covers UP and then pull away. You need to remove the cover first to disconnect the cables.

There is a notched nut on the bottom of the wall mount. It comes with a special tool for removal, but it can probably be done with some small needle nose pliers (carefully!). Remove the nut and lock washer and lift the speaker out of the mount.

Procedure for mounting the speaker on the wall is up to you, but I would make sure they are mounted into wood (ideally studs) with some decent screws or lags. All of the weight is sent to the bottom, that’s a lot of leverage.

Backing for sound quality shouldn’t be a big deal, they are ported out of the front. Just make sure they are safely mounted.

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I saw where it says NC in service manual, but did not see circuit diagram. I’ll have to test to verify! I’m guessing it doesn’t allow aux out (or PL out) since it has its own speakers.

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