Welcome to BeoWorld! Sorry to hear about your grandfather. One quick question first, which BeoMaster 3000 do you have? Is it the shape of a wedge or is it a box? The wedge has no real buttons, whereas the box has a series of piano key switches and sliders.

[quote user="Søren Hammer"] Found a teak Beomaster 3400 with matching Beovox S-35's at the local Salvation Army. Everything works, just in need of idle current adjustments. Maybe this could form the base of a four-channel system with a Beogram 3400 fitted with CD-4 board, some S-45's as front speakers That project could be kinda

Yes, quite rare. As a substitute, I created these

Hello Edouard, He put these pics on the Flash your B&O thread HERE .

I think our friend Niko has some gray penguins!

[quote user="Tomas"] Im totally new to B&O so this is my first B&O product [/quote] What a shot! What amp is hiding between those Labs?? EDIT: My gut says Levinson..

[quote user="Rich"] As Mika predicted, the discussion has devolved into a discussion of cars. Let's change that. My "favorite non-B&O stuff" is the search for the perfect bourbon to replace my usual: [/quote] Not so fast! My absolute favorite non-B&O is cars. Speaking of favorites, here are my favorite favorites: A 2007

[quote user="Leslie"] They are Evan, to be honest, I like them more than the Beovox 2500 [/quote] I think its just because they are white!

Leslie, Those. Are. Stunning!!

That is a great year. I had a 2005 myself. Only This was a 6 speed MT V6 coupe, EX-L. What an amazing car!!!! Those 3.0L 6's can really go. I now drive a 2010 but it is a 4cyl 5spd MT. The new ones are a lot heavier and a lot bigger resulting in less fun driving. Don't get me wrong though - still an absolute joy in driving! Not suprised about