Hello, For some time I have wanted to get my old 4400 which I inherited from my grandparents up and running again. I handed it in to an old friend of my Father, a retired B&O tech. To make a long story short; something happened, and I can't get my 4400... But: My other granddad has a 4400, which I maybe am allowed to take over! I will replace

Hello, Sure, the RL series fits well to all Beomaster 1900/2400 and 5000 family products, Just about preferences about the appearance and functionality. the 5000 family is more compact, but the 1900/2400 family has the looks Another choice can be a Beocenter 8500/9000/9300/9500 model, with integrated cassette and CD player, then you'll just need

The CD50's are extremely reliable, as the laser unit is sturdy built, the motor and drive mechanisms may need some lubrication. One great machine, though I might go for a CDX

Hehe, the site is a danish form of craiglist

Right now, I am very happy of my B&O systems, but a Beomaster 4401/Beogram 4001 setup would compliment my 4400/4002 system very well I also regret that I sold that 6000 quad, it would be nice to have that in my "collection" -Søren

[quote user="Flappo"] This looks pretty sweet http://beocentral.com/beogram8002 [/quote] This is pretty sweet ;) The Beogram 6006/8000/8002 and 4000/4002/4004/6000 series are the best of B&O tangential players! I have had all but the 6000 as they quite rare, but vitally, it is a 4002/4004 with a circuit board that decodes quad discs. The

As far as I know, the factory was owned and run by B&O -Søren

All my stereo systems are ofc B&O Only a couple of things are not: iPod Touch Sony 32" LCD JVC surround system

That is quite a story... All B&O speakers, were made at a couple of speaker factories in Denmark For an example, my MS150.2's are made in a factory at a Danish town called Skjern, later found out that my neighbour worked at that factory

Hehe, what about the 5005, 5500 and 8500? -Søren