I am recording some "Dizzy Mizz Lizzy - Reunion tour" on my Beocord 5500, and it actually works very good with a box of 25 year old tapes I bought cheaply some days ago. Maxell UDXLII "> My 5£ Beocord 9000 is not a good sounding machine in it's state, though I am have found a fully restored one for 50£ at a friend who lives

Hello Andrew and welcome to the Beoworld forum! The Beosystem 1100 is very fine indeed 1. You can use the "tape" input with a 5-pin DIN plug to RCA converter, Sounds Heavenly makes good cables. 2. You can play MP3's via iTunes, then you can use an RCA selector box, so you can switch between Mac and CD-player. 3. The Beomaster 1100 is the

Wow... that is a bargain... I once was given a partially working Beomaster 6000 4 channel with a 40£ working Beogram 4002 with a almost unused MMC20E

Hehe, I just bought a 9000 in working order, can replay but not record for 5£, and a fully restored 9000 for 50£

[quote user="Step1"] Can I squeeze in here and ask how much these are worth when fully working? [/quote] That depends on the market, but just around 60-90£ is my guess. -Søren

It is easy to open the player, just the two screws in the back in each upper corner. Then you can slide the top cover off.

Tjah, man kan nemt købe en lettere brugt MMC20EN for 300-600 kr. Problemet ved disse pickupper er, at nåleophænget bliver hårdt med alderen, som kan forringe lydkvaliteten og give forvrængning. Ydermere ved man jo heller ikke hvor meget slid diamanten har. Jeg vil hellere købe en billig MMC20EN eller CL, og så

I had the same problem with mine. There are some contacts which detect if the CD tray is closed with a CD. I just gave them some contact cleaner (deoxit), and the machine came to life. -Søren

Yeah, the width is actually that of the Beomaster 8000!

I were in the local B&O shop yesterday, they told me that it can be controlled by Beolink 1000/Beo 4, Beo 5 and soon Beo 6