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  • Re: Passive speakers

    Hi Peter To answer your question there are lots of speakers i'm looking at on ebay but the ones at the top of my list are the beovox 3800 and 2702. I have also been considering the beovox cx50 but as these speakers are only small i don't know if the bass response would be as good. What do you think? I can't help feeling that Hi Fi speakers
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by canivet290468 on 05-18-2007
  • Passive speakers

    Hello I just need some technical info about passive speakers. I have an opportunity to purchase some second hand b&o speakers for my Beomaster 1001. please see specifications below. 2 x 13 watts / 8 ohms 2 x 20 watts / 4 ohms 2 x 15 watts / 8 ohms The speaker I want to use have a rating of 25 to 60 watts. Does this mean that my amplifiers power
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by canivet290468 on 05-18-2007
  • Re: Beomaster 1001

    Ok Thanks very much. That's very helpful. Cheers. Steve.
    Posted to Vintage Products (Forum) by canivet290468 on 05-09-2007
  • Re: Beomaster 1001

    My farther once owned the 1001 model and had the same problen you discribed. the intense heat even came though to the top panel. However mine tends to only get extreamly hot at the rear botton right hand side of the unit. The main underside and and vents holes at the front side are not effected but are only slighly warm to the hand after an hours use
    Posted to Vintage Products (Forum) by canivet290468 on 05-09-2007
  • Beomaster 1001

    I have aquired a beomaster 1001 made in 1973. After about an hours use it tends to get very hot on the rear underside of the unit. Is this normal for an old amplifier or shoud i take action. Steve. .
    Posted to Vintage Products (Forum) by canivet290468 on 05-08-2007
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