One was sold about 2 years ago on the german ebay site, appr. 130 - 150 euros. Ralf

BM 3000 1969 - 1975 ok, just learned it is up to 104 only..., so Beoworld data is not correct (whom to ask to correct it?) BM 4000 1972 - 1977 104 only, ok, Beoworld data is right BM 4400 1977 - 1980 this should be up to 108, I just found a photo of it.... Mika, do you have a different one? Ralf

B&O uses 455 kHz. Ralf

The one listed on ebay was 110 volt, so us version, going up to 104 Mhz only. Any other comment? Ralf

Here it says up to 108 Mhz, but on the photos you can see just 104 Mhz, I once had one of these, but I cannot remember.... As I want one now for a vintage system I want to make sure I can listen to my favorite radio station ;-) Asked a guy selling a Beomaster 3000-2 on ebay and he said up to 104 Mhz only. Are there different types? Ralf

On the german ebay is a beomaster 6000 (defect!) with remote for sale... You might ask the seller for shipping costs. If he does not want to sent to UK, I could buy for you and ship to you .... charging only the actual shipping costs (+what i paid for in the action). PM me if this is the way you might want to go. Ralf

http://www.beoworld.org/beotech/misc1.htm Ralf

Did you get your Beovox 3702 speakers serviced? Caps etc.? That will make a difference... Ralf

As I understand you refer to Beogram CD5500, right? NOT the Beogram 5500 record player. IMHO 900 Euro for the set is way too much. Less than half would be ok, I guess. BM 100 Euro, MCP 50 - 100 Euro, BG CD5500 150-200 Euro... I don't think you will be able to tell a difference.....BUT sure someone will correct me on this. Ralf

Maybe - if somebody on this forum knows the exact Model etc. - you can just get a Samsung (?) TV on which the Beovision is based. These should be prettay easy to get for a lower price. Ralf