[quote user="Peter "] Very nice example - that really is quite a find - especially if it all works as well. I think they do best if they are used regularly. [/quote] I bought it unseen, so when I visited the seller to pick it (the receiver, not the seller) up my jaw dropped - I didn't expect it to be in such great condition. I'm glad

[quote user="beaker"]Its amazing how something can look "retro" and futuristic at the same time.[/quote] Yes, it's like it is from a future that never was. This is in my opinion the most beautiful Beomaster, a true design masterpiece. I love the looks of my 6000/8000 (80s) and 7000 systems, but if I would also consider the level

Thank you, Chris! :-)

Aaah, a maximum of five links! That explains why BM6000 thread (in the vintage forum) was caught in the auto-moderation fishingnet :-) Hopefully a nice moderator will approve the thread some day :-)

Did you sell the charger?

Look what I found! It's in mint condition, not a single scratch. The blemishes found on some places (near the "phono 4" key, for example) was actually dirt and has now been removed. And even better: it functions perfectly. I'm pleased!

[quote user="leogenghis"]Where the 5 and 9 float sleekly just above their bases, the 10 is perched awkwardly on top of a thin pole[/quote] On the other hand, this makes the BV10 look more lightweight and I like that. The BV9 looks much more heavy, not only due to it's size but also due to its heavier fram and the low fitting of the stand

How do you know who it is? By the IP address?

How much did you pay for the MMC2 re-tipping?

Ah, here it is! http://www.beoworld.org/prod_details.asp?pid=613 I dont like the white frets, btw. :-)