The amp chip in the 3300 as I understand it is the same one used in the BC9000. I seems to offer a little more sound and clarity thasn the STK 463 used in the 2000/3000 sets. so I suppose it was an upgrade. I like listening to it. I have another I have had for some time I use in my art studio or for bar-b-ques and such. for 26 dollars how can I complain

The CD player that I purchased along with it for an additional $26 USD would play but only intermittandly. A look inside left me amazed that it would even play at all. The door wouldnt even open properly because the black cushions had melted themselves to the glass. nasty gooey mess that I had to clean up. Pictures on;ly tell a part of the story the

Recenly bought a Beomaster 3300 for 26 USD from a local audio enthusiast who wanted to shed himself of his collection of broken B&O equipment. Powered up OK lights functions etc but had no sound -none. What it didnt do was clip down or shut itself down after a short period of time. Taking a break from another project Sunday I opened her up and besides

I have always really liked Offenbach

Thanks for that little bit of info. I have an MMC4 that is in need of repair. May inquire next week.

Found some better detasil pictures of the S45 rebuild and thought I would add them as well. being the closet exhibitionist and part time porno peddler that I am I thought I would flash you all my big toe ! Now for the crossover close up. the original prior to augmentation and the final product.

I completed this speaker project over the 4th of july weekend. What we have is apair of S50 and a pair of S45-2 crossover rebuild using Dayton Audio poly foil caps at B&O spec MFD value at 200VDC and Dayton Audio non-inductive audio grade resistors at spec ohm 8 W I had refoamed the woofers on the S50 set back in January with rubber replacement

A little Elmers will glue all things back togethrr and i would love to say it all ended up splendid but it did not, I dialed back the trimmer to 2 turns clockwise to drop the power and plugged the unit in and "poof" the very resistors you speak of went up in smoke. i havent gottten around to replacing them yet. What i bought were .22 @ 1watt

another view .... and the fix ..... i also replaced R38 thru R41 on pcb 3

I suppose ths might be part of the problem as well. I cant see it working very well with a split darlington.