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Re: Fun imagining new products…

About 30 years ago, I built a pair of RL for my car. Real speakers as a satellite system

Posted to General Discussion & Questions (Forum) by ProGram on Thu, Sep 26 2019

Projekt Beogram 9000

I can do this with detailed pictures when I get another deck. Google translator is not helpful for you? I also want to 3D print a adapter for this combination instead of glueing. For this I need a spare tone arm at least. @ Søren: the scale is still intact

Posted to Deutsche BeoWorld (Forum) by ProGram on Wed, Sep 25 2019

Re: Using non B&O cartridge in B&O Turntables

Definitely! Soundsmith is nice, I have the SMMC4 on my 9500. It fits and sounds good, but it had already a faulty suspension after one and a half year. Mr. Ledermann at soundsmith swapped it as a gesture of goodwill. But when it will be necessary to change the cartridge again, I will modify the tonearm.

Posted to General Discussion & Questions (Forum) by ProGram on Wed, Sep 25 2019

Re: Using non B&O cartridge in B&O Turntables

Don't matter, what Concorde. I think, the element inside is nearly the same. All have straight contacts inside, but only some are with connectors, most are soldered to the SME contacts.

Posted to General Discussion & Questions (Forum) by ProGram on Sun, Sep 22 2019

Re: Using non B&O cartridge in B&O Turntables

Of course, Adrian. First of all be sure that the tonearm hinge is intact (not flapping around). How have I done this? Strictly speaking, I copied the original position of the pickup. I have several defective pickups to do this. I used a Ortofon Concorde for the modification. You can get several needles for it. Have a look in my profile. I made some pictures of the process. There is a detailed description on this website, https://forum.beoworld.org/forums/p/16169/139575.aspx#139575 I used copper wires

Posted to General Discussion & Questions (Forum) by ProGram on Sat, Sep 21 2019

Where can I get some rubber feet?

Hi there! I need some new feet for several devices. The part number is 3035119, they are rectangular with two angled corners for the tower series. I will need 4 for sure, better 6. Who can help me? Chris

Posted to General Discussion & Questions (Forum) by ProGram on Sat, Sep 7 2019

Re: Beogram CD 6500 starting issues

[quote user="ALF"] Thanks for your concern, but i do not believe this is the case with my laser unit. Alf [/quote] I didn't believe either! Same behaviour on my deck, sometimes working sometimes not. I dicovered that only by accident. I removed the magnetic dust with another much stronger magnet.

Posted to Vintage Products (Forum) by ProGram on Thu, Aug 1 2019

Beogram CD 6500 starting issues

Take a closer look at the laser lens. I had similar problems on my deck. That was because the neodymium magnets of the focus actuators had decomposed and there were little black needles around the lens. I remember that I had to take off the focus coil to get to this point

Posted to Vintage Products (Forum) by ProGram on Thu, Aug 1 2019

Re: beogram RX (5773) - tone arm sliding off to end position

Better you use a record

Posted to BeoGram (Forum) by ProGram on Wed, Jun 26 2019

Re: Beolab Penta woofer buzzing

You can try as follows: unscrew the bass unit, turn 180 degree around (from 6 to 12 o’clock) and screw it back it’s place. I’ve experienced that the cones are hanging somehow over the years. So I suggest to do this with al bass drivers.

Posted to The Workbench (Forum) by ProGram on Mon, Mar 25 2019