I paid 350 for a perfect one this year, involving many, many digital photos back and forth. This included some restoration of the table surfacing material. If your Attyca is 95 % intact, that is very good for any interested buyer ! That price did not include shipping. The seller constructed a very nice custom box with hex bolts, hinges, lock and hasp

On the subject of good product invention, versus patent lawsuits filed by Apple, here is an example of how aggressive Apple can actually be: http://www.thelocal.de/society/20111026-38449.html Cease and desist order from Cupertino, California ? I don't believe anyone would confuse the two companies. do you ? There is a saying going around about sometimes

Actually it is a very good article. I think someone else came up with the highly suggestive and attention-getting title. The term CULT connotates a group who blindly follow an idea, premise, or philosophy. Does anyone owning B&O products here seriously believe they are part of a cult ? The fact that we are members of this forum, discussiong the

That may be, but it did not stop Apple from then filing rather specious lawsuits over products they claim they invented and then patented. 1. The "Soap Bar " lawsuit: Anything that looked or acted like a mouse was Apple's product and could not be used without royalties paid. 2. The " Colour " screen Lawsuit. Mozaic had also been

rfc1; We used a BC2 before upgrading to a BS 3200. Last November I upgraded to a BS 4. I am very happy with the performance for a few reasons not mentioned above: 1. The recorded sound of an album of an SD card sounds remarkably distinct. My unit is connected to a Master Link and Beoport to our Home Theatre PC, and recording music to an SD card, and

Chicago of all places !

Just returned from Brasil on business, and saw the post. It is as if the one sold was the one featured in the book. Beautiful Danish wood veneer, much better than the Bakelite finish. Considering the included case, and the photographs, someone bought a real treasure !

After the Beosound 3 was introduced, I debated on buying one or not. I happened to be in a B&O store later, talking to a Danish employee about the Beosound 4 I had just purchased. The Beosound 3 came up, and the employee mentioned the top plate having problems, which I had not been aware of. No attempt to concel that fact at all. He demonstrated

In short yes, you need to change the voltage. This can be done in one of two ways: 1. A " step-down " voltage convertor from 220-240v to 110-120v. These items are sold commonly throughout North America. I would suggest that you purchase a good unit with an internal fuse if you can, for the reasons given below. 2. As mentioned above, an internal

Someone was selling those years back on the EBAY .DE, and .CH sites.