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Hello everyone
Small introduction of myself: I'm Yannick Adriaenssens and I'm new here (I already made this account few years ago, but never took the time to use this site). Actually I have never used a forum before, so tell me when I do something wrong :-) So, I'm still student, industrial engineer at the colleague in Antwerp, Belgium and I have bought a beolit 500 6 months ago (they told me it was in perfect condition) but it isn't... btw I'm a huge Bang and Olufsen fan ;p
So... since I study elektromechanics I know what a condensator is and what it does etc... But I really don't know how to start to repair my beolit 500. Are there any experts who would like to give me some advice? Which steps I should follow etc?
At this moment the radio will play some voices (only voices!). The beolit totally distort when there are also instruments. I have recorded it and will try to add it to this post.
Thanks in advance for the help :-)
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Hi and welcome to Beoworld!
I love these Beolits. The sound you seem to be experiencing is likely to be the famous magnet issue in the speaker. Have a search around on the forum and you will see some further information relating to this issue.
Any other problems with it?
Ben
Hi Ben
Thank you very much for you answer! I'm sorry for my late respons, but I was quite busy with my exams and thesis at school.
Were you able to listen to the sound recording I added as file? So if I'm right I need to find a new driver?
Off topic: I was only able to add one attachment to the topic, is that normal?
Thanks in advance
Yannick Adriaenssens