The Beogram 1902 has a 5-pin DIN plug and the Beomaster 2300 has a 7-pin DIN socket. The extra two pins are used by Datalink compatible products, the Beogram should work just fine with the 2300.

That is just über-cool, Evan

The RX2 and the 5000 is built on the same turntable. The few differences are that the 5000 has DataLink (allowing comunnication with a B&O master unit) and lighting built into the lid. Both turntables derive from the Beogram 1800-family.

Beolink 1000 worked great with my 5500 system, almost all functions are accable with the BL1000

Looking good, Fakayata! S-75's are very good speakers!

I finished mine last a couple of weeks ago, but have given it to my B&O "specialist" repairman to be shure that I did it right, and he stated that it couldn't be made better by a professional Sounds good, I like the 4400 for it's simpleness and good sound with a recapped pair of S-75's. The brighter sound could be one of the

Oh, I forgot to mention that the state of capacitors can vary a lot, which comes down to storage environment and how often they have been put through their paces.

Hello macgouft, Your system seems like a good combo, but I think that the S45.2 speakers can be a little thin sounding (not bad sounding), as they are "small" bookshelf speakers. I would recommend you to step up to Beovox S60 or S75. The two speakers are almost identical, the S75 being in a deeper enclosure. I have used S60's and S75's

Could definately sound like a problem in the power supply.

As a student, I will be happy to receive just about everything with B&O branding (as Søren Mexico's golf set )