Just a thought.... I constantly see vintage B&O equipment for sale on the Internet. When my system was stolen in the 80's after 5 years of use, you could have taken the BG4004 and the BM4400 and put them on display in any high-end audio store and sold them as "new". I didn't do anything special, I just used common sense and took

I certainly hope the following won't get me thrown out of the B&O club, but during the late 70's and early 80's after I purchased my BM4400 and BG4004, I lusted after a pair of Magneplanar Magnaplan IIIa speakers. At the time, I thought their styling and quality complemented my B&O system. In the 80's they cost $2500.00 a pair

You aren't alone in your recommendation of Benny Amina. I've heard from several other stateside B&O enthusiasts and they all seem universal in their praise of Modular Electronics' work. Like I said before, the 4004 seems to work fine, but it's over 30 years old and I remember how I felt when I hit that age. I just want to have worry

Hey Rich, thanks for replying. I'm running a MMC4000 cartridge. The 4400 has been checked out and everything is within specs, but the stereo meter works sometimes and sometimes it doesn't. My 4004 is what I want to get checked out throughly. Yes I am in the US. I about as far in the US as you can get, Topeka, Kansas. Who do you recommend?

When I was in college in the late 70's, I purchased a Beogram 4004 and Beomaster 4400. I believe they cost me about 6 months of my income back then. I enjoyed them for about 4 years before they were stolen. Since then, whenever I see an old LP, I think back to my old system. I have owned many systems since then, but none ever had the character or