Yes! The only problem is that they are incredibly heavy. I imagine they are all the same as all the later tangential and indeed radial decks were the same size. You can of course put the other stacking units like the Beomaster 7000 on them and arrange them like flying ducks!

If you buy it, it is yours to do as you wish. If a very good frame, I would see if anyone wanted to swap but if anyone felt strongly, they can always sand it down again!!

Remember that each device actually only needs one pin. Martin has made some from brass - they are not cheap to make though!

Lovely speakers! The B&O system to go with this would be the Beomaster 4000, Beogram 4002 and Beocord 5000. Did you get the wonferful trumpet stands? I would suggest that either a Beomaster 2200 with a Beogram 4002 would be a reasonable alternative, or a Beomaster 2400-2 and Beogram 4004 if you want the first remote control stereo system.

Of the ones you mention, the M75s would be my choice.

I actually pay £30 a month into Beoworld and have excluded myself from the draw. I contribute to keep the site going and because I enjoy this site so much. If it is not worth £30 a year, then you don't have to pay it. I would say that your chances are a lot better than almost any lottery I know. To expect to win is a bit like planning

Ian: Good question. I'm not sure (see attached picture - Can you tell from that?) Ian That is the 70s radial tracker. Nice deck which was the top of the line for a while.

No, but I have started writing in fountain pen!

Speakers are a fairly personal choice, but in a small room, I would consider S45-2s. Don't worry about the official power ratings by the way!

I wonder if it either needs a new belt or a motor service.