Thanks John - I should have realised you would know! Cleve

Will the Beolab Terminal remote for the Beomaster 8000 control the Beomaster 6000 (the 80s model, not the Quad 6000 from the 70s) as well? Cleve

[quote user="Nick"] Good spot, it is Cleve. I actually sell Modern Design for a living, but am a big collector of Vintage Eames, George Nelson and Florence Knoll furniture (as well as Richard Schultz, Warren Platner etc!!). Do you have any Eames? [/quote] Sadly, no. Original Herman Miller lounge chairs and ottomans in Rosewood seem to fetch

[quote user="Beolab1"]Therefore my Beoworld petition to keep the tradition of Beocord cassette recording alive! [/quote] I'm signed up! I still think it's the most adaptable, easy to use, recording/replay format particularly for recording live concerts off radio. I've got 5 B&O recorders - A Beocord 9000, a Beocenter 9500,

[quote user="Nick"] My HIFI was sat inside a Florence Knoll credenza, but now sits upon it's own rack. Talking of Dieter Rams/Braun, here is a recent project to bring this little radio back from the dead.. [/quote] That looks lovely, Nick. Is that the back of an Eames' DCM in the foreground? Cleve

[quote user="Lex Lance"] Thanks for that..brilliant stuff. Part of my Dieter Rams & Jacob Jensen collection....Although the Fan was in fact designed by Reinhold Weiss, under the guidance of Rams. [/quote] Love the HL 70 - trying to find a white, boxed one on ebay, but they are rare. Cleve

Lee, They are absolutely beautiful. Frede is a very rare soul in our modern world. Cleve

[quote user="Lex Lance"]My next thing will be the Dieter Rams Braun music players and speakers.[/quote] Now you're talking. Braun made, under licence, a Dieter Rams designed version of the Quad ESL57 Electrostatic Loudspeaker. A fabulous design for a wonderful loudspeaker that still sounds exceptional today, over half a century after it

[quote user="j0hnbarker"]Shame that Cleve - Fliss rather likes my BM 8000![/quote] Yes, I remember that John when I visited you both. Anyway, it's still there, although I did try and buy the 'baby brother' 6000 a few weeks ago when a beautiful example cropped up on ebay. I thought that might help alleviate the problem but the reality

[quote user="AdamS"] Sadly she's less into the older items, and so fails to get excited by the likes of my Beogram 8000, Beogram 8002 and Beocord 8000. I dread to think what she'll say about the Beomaster 8000 when I collect it from Tim Jarman! [/quote] Oh I so understand your predicament, Adam. My partner, who had been tolerating