[Saint Beogrowler]

New belt from Beoparts (now: Danish Sound Parts) was the fix for both the RX-2 and 1800.

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[Saint Beogrowler]

I’ve tried quite a few. For years now, the M70 for me is the perfect mix of pleasurable listening experience and critical listening when paired with a classic Beomaster, mostly the BM8000 or the BM6000, the little BM2400 has been in my rotation for the past 6months or so and still the M70s sound great to me.

[Saint Beogrowler]

Saint Beogrowler wrote:

I’ve always liked these. The brass thing that raises and lowers the arm gets gummed up with old lubricants on these. A good cleaning and new lubricants helps, and setting appropriate tracking force will probably fix all

[Saint Beogrowler]

I’ve alexia’s liked these. The brass

thing that raises and lowers the arm

gets gummed up with old lubricants on

these. A good cleaning and new lubricants

helps, and setting appropriate tracking force

will probably fix all

[Saint Beogrowler]

Try letting it warm up with the speaker

switch off for five minutes or more. Even

after the most thorough of adjustments

I’ve always had a pop when starting these

cold.

New capacitors and work

are only going to make

this receivers more delightful.

 

[Saint Beogrowler]

A donor switch panel is what I’ve used. An annoying job but very well worth the time.

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