The 6500 system cost about 2400 £ in 1990 -Too slow ^^

Wow... That's 42.000 DKK for a Beosystem 6500... Mind blown

Hehe, tror ikke lige jeg vil af med en af dem foreløbigt, skal bruge begge i 2 seperate Beolab 8000 systemer Beogram 3000-familien er matchende til din 8500, Altså Beogram 3000, 3300, 3500, 4500, 8500 og 9500 er utroligt ens i opbygning og udførsel 4500 er med indbygget forforstærker, resten kan godt bruges med din Beocenter

Beogram 8000 og 8002 har søgefunktion via datalink, det har Beogram 5500 også, som stort set er det samme som 5005. Det fungerede fint med Beomaster 5500 og Beolink 1000/MCP 5500

[quote user="Evan"] I spy some N64 catridges in the closet there! [/quote] Oh yeah, That is just nostalgia from my early childhood ^^ And Søren, I am working on cleaning up, I won't like to sell all of it

[quote user="beoeric"]What a mess [/quote] Then you won't like to see my two rooms before they were cleaned through, The beocords are in my storage cabinet which is a little messy though

Or why the Beomaster 8000 had a traditional galvanometer style signal strength meter when a cool bulb design (4400 or 6000 practice) is better fitting with the space-age design? The Beogram CD50 was prepared for optical out, but were newer used or exploited, and the tape monitoring loop of the Beomaster 8000 is completely useless with B&O decks

Just got one of my Beomaster 8000's back from service with one of my MS150.2's. Great system, soon setting same combi up in my other room. I have 2 functional Beocord 9000's which need a little service and a completely dead 8004, then a spare fully functional Beogram 8002. My other BM 8000, BG 8002 and BC 9000 with the Beovox S-75's

Oh, never wondered about that, but my 2 9000's and my 8004 has it

Ah, almost forgot the Overture, which shipped with a tapedeck until 2003...