I have found a most strange product. The label: NR 5000 - Type 2012 - Serie 02 Nr. 74723 Of course I have the product here, but I will wait to tell what it is (or supposed to be) until I have a couple of input / help please, because for me ....... something is really wrong or at least totally unknown to me. /Frede

............ Bang & Olufsen Technology udvikler endvidere medicinsk måleudstyr ( Vibrocard ). ... recordings were reproduced on a laptop computer (IBM T41) through an external soundcard (24bit Sound Blaster Audigy2 NX) and headphones (B&O VibroCard ). ... Google search results Yes you were right - Medical Bang & Olufsen products /Frede

[quote user="hemenex"] [quote user="Dillen"] Note the red label, serial number and the P3 stamp (type of palisander finish). [/quote] Martin, just for curiousity: what does a red label mean? Is it prototype or limited edition? I own an BM5000 with a red label but shows no strange differences to the white label one. Thanks, Gunther

I think you should see a DOCTOR May be we all should ? But I do hope you have bought the Beogram 1000 /Frede

Hi Rudy, Congratulations with this finding. Original box - the original dokuments and I also see the Beolab broshure. This is really great. Please give more information and for my other thread, please give me the serial no and which serie. /Frede

I have found a source for the RIAA preamplifiers for Bang & Olufsen turntables. Some of the models are 'prepared' for a RIAA preamplifier. If you need to listen to your wunderful vinyl records and don't own an amplifier with the built in RIAA preamplifier you can now get on. The RIAA preamplifiers are made as a carbon copy of the original

[quote user="Søren Mexico"] A record player in green and with wood Rebuild to perfection as only Frede could During my sleep it comes to my dreams Give it to me I loudly screams A Beogram 3000 all shiny and good[quote user="soundproof"] [/quote] [/quote] Thank you very much Søren, you are a real poet. It is a real pleasure

About 90% of the motors of the Beogram 1000 needs restoration. About 50% of these motors cannot be restored. It is not possible to restore these motors to run stable with correct speed. We have seen a pattern of this problem It seems to be the same for all faulty motors - the impedance of one of the coils change. The faulty coils are lower (ohm) than

[quote user="Spiros"]I think you should keep them. Not sure but might be repairable. Frede could probably enlighten us on this? [/quote] There is a possibility to repair some of the speakers. Specially the one’s with the cone failures, a very careful process can save some. One of the most important restoration activities is to coat the

Hello Magnus, Congratulation with your fantastic Beolab 5000 and thank you very much for the ID. The veneer is relativly thick. When I am restoring the wooden top cover I am sanding carefull to remove all scratches. Then I am using a very fine sanding to "smooth" the surface. The final treatment I use is bee wax (I use the product from the