I have a fully working one - thanks to Tim Jarman! He had to machine some new parts for it! Incredible device considering it is over 30 years old!

Thanks to Ville for scanning this which is now on site. If you have one of these - the only completely B&O cassette deck - you need this manual! A beautiful one!

Very pleased! I hope you enjoy this wonderful system for many years.

The speakers you have will work fine. Into 8 ohms, the Beomaster 4000 will produce 40W RMS and 55W a channel music power. But don't worry about the figures as all speaker ratings are relatively meaningless as the impedance varies widely depending on frequency anyway! The Beomaster 4000 will drive most speakers extremely well! You have one of the

Looks like the drive for the arm carriage.

I agree! Beocentral started my interest in B&O on the internet. Very well put together site and superb writing from Tim.

Very important that they go in the correct sockets as one of the extra pins is a power supply.

I am afraid I have to admit that I don't know! The BV1 and the V6000 are both a bit idiosyncratic! It comes as little surprise that they have problems talking to each other! The V6000 was supposed to be used with the MS/ME range of TVs and had problems with the more sophisticated sets which were designed to be used with the VX range and latterly

If anyone has one for the VX5000 that they want to sell, let me know! Jandyt has one as well! You need a different one for the VX7000.

It is possible to get a sensor fitted - or it was! Goodness knows where you can get an eye from these days! Apparently it is possible to adapt a normal MCL eye but you will need someone who knows what they are doing! The VX5000 has a jack plug to fit an external sensor but the VX7000 needs it wiring internally.