Hello; After a year seeking for a sweet Beogram 4000, I finally got it today, after a painful wait of almost a month (eBay). I'm very unhappy as the packaging turned out to be very unprofessional, including brown adhesive tape all over the item, including some puching the tonearm and stylus against the aluminium. Anyway, I decided to bring this

Thanks Austin; I imagine I only need to undo the screws at the bottom of the front and should be ready to try that out, or is there anything else to do to remove it?

Hello; After years buying only new B&O gear, I decided to explore the older product lines. As a starter , I put together a nice vintage set up comprised by a Beogram 4004, Beomaster 3000-2 an a pair of Beovox S-55. The lodspeakers soud really OK, the Beogram will benefit from a new band (a set from Martin is on its way) and a cartridge (probably

You can get them yourself. all you have to do is upgrade to silver or gold. It's really worth it!

RUSSIA: 12 Points.. (That was eurovision actually)

SPAIN: 12 Points...

A pair of Beovoxes for my Beomaster 3000-2, probably S-45s. Upgrading my Beolabs 9 with Beolabs 5. But more than anything, a Beogram 3000 (1967) along with System 5000 from 1967. Saving a lot and probably robbing a bank here and there.

What an impressive piece of kit Peter! Do you know if they sell restored Beolab 5000 systems? I'd love to put my hands on one, however they are so incredibly scarce.

Evolution? BS2500 -> BS9000 -> Serenata -> Beogram 4004 -> Beogram 4000!

I see your post here: http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/thread/117401.aspx No reason to be disapointed. I'm sure there is not intention to apply censorship to your post. Keith is one of the most valuable assets at Beoworld, I really appreciate his advises.