Double post!

The 4400 is bacally the same as a Beomaster 6000 (80's model), the Beomaster 8000 is similar in specs too, but with two more darlington configurated output transistors for more power

Beomaster 4400, Beogram 400x and Beovox S75's are one of the best B&O systems available, Beomaster 6000(80's version), Beogram 800x with the S-75's also works great.

Wow, a minimalistic and clean setup you have there mr_anders_son! Thumps up ^^

Time to resurrect this old thread! Here are some of pictures of my Fathers' setup ca. 1979-1980 Beomaster 3000, Beogram 4002 and Beovox 5702, i think this is the definite B&O system of the 70's

My 4002 also has the problem with run-off-groove failure. It can be caused by the end stop switch at the end of the spindle, or a faulty 1TR16, which is just an ordinary BC237.

[quote user="Opman"] [quote user="9 LEE"] i'm sure a lot of people wouldn't be too keen to publish on the internet their entire B&O collection for all to see.. notably burglars. [/quote] A lot of posters list their collection as a footer in their posts. [/quote] And the "Flash Your B&O" thread is stuffed

A poll or online stat program would be sufficient

Hello, I have a little idea for Beoworld: What about making statistics about all the Beoworlders' B&O gear? Such as listing how many and who has a specific B&O product? It would be fun, and we can estimate the rareness of some of the vintage stuff?

[quote user="Telecine"] The capacitors and resistors I am referring to would create a small electrical delay in the current to one of the coils within the AC synchronous motor. (They helps start-up and constant speed and well as the direction of rotation of the motor. The caps are often called start/run caps or phasing caps). [/quote] The