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Yeah, that's the next thing.... However, the older Avant is still rather serviceable on component level, but when i wanted to buy the doc (and diagram i hope) for my 100 Hz VHS-Avant i got a 'no can do' from the dealer... Oh well, giving it a try without doc keeps the brains working :):)

It's hard to guess their policy on this: i've repaired piles of MX's etc and when B&O Netherlands still existed i could get anything copied from them (provided they have it).....that is...., up 'till the Avant. From there all of a sudden it's kind of impossible to get the doc, not even through a dealer !! It seems like a sudden

It's great, isn't it, i also like the speaker cloth with the leaves, i think all of these radios have a different pattern.... Also the desing is very much like an old Dutch Erres (i think it was the 146 or 164) which is also pre-WW2. Don't know if this one still works, when i get more space i'll carefully give it a go with the aid of

Now we're showing off :):), this one is also nice: BM43, it being from IN WW2 makes it even more interesting i find, this one is also in my small collection and was the oldest piece until yesterday. Yes, i was also really amazed it wasn't sold last time, if you see the 50's models going for 130-250 euro, but yeah, maybe people bidding on

Thanks Martin, so you have the service manual....hmm...would love to spend a week photocopying all these old manuals you have (for some of the other oldies i have). Anyway, indeed the one on Ebay doesn't look that 'original' and that's maybe why nobody bid on it the first round (it was offered before) although the price isn't high

Sometimes people here discuss their favourite piece of B&O, i may have gotten mine yesterday: a 1938 BM38K in working condition, looks fine and with original cable etc. Now by coincidence this (i think) rare radio is also for sale on German Ebay, sold as 'in original condition' (by someone Martin knows....). However, looking through the

Yeah Classic, i have a blue version with the knobs of the black one (i asked the 1st owner and he told me he bought it new like this). Will add pics of the cinch version later this eve :). Also i know someone here in NL who has this small black amp with the tuner, lovely things :):).

...And to make it even more 'complicated' :), it also exists in a version with DIN connections or with cinch connections and with dark/light grey knobs (like the shown minette) but also with black knobs with chrome plate....(pics on request). Anyone with another variety ????