A hairdrier and a hobby knife is exactly what is mentioned in the tech notes for replacing veneer pieces. The glue can be reused and you can move a veneer piece several times if you are careful. (This does not work with all older models). Martin

WOW ! That's an incredible find ! Martin

Jeg er ked af, at du har så meget bøvl med de Beovox P30 men jeg er samtidig glad for at se, at du gør en indsats for at redde dem. Det er ikke for mange tilbage af dem. Der findes to forskellige Beovox S30 (Type 6301 og 6317). Begge er to-vejs men kun type 6301 er bestykket som P30. Beovox S30 Type 6317 har japanske enheder, er

The PE606 record deck was one-year only. The mech. was a german Perpetuum Ebner deck rather than a true B&O build. The tonearm was B&O though, but it was also seen with a curvy white plastic Ronette tonearm/pickup. It saw use in the larger TV-Radio-Gram models and it was used in the building furniture series. In the form of the latter, I have

Actually, a smaller version was also available, the ST GP 606 (& 607) which is even rarer. Unlike the ST606 which is always found alone, the smaller ones are sometimes found in pairs, confirming that they were sold for different purposes and systems. Here all three: And here, shown in Struer together with the PE606: Martin

Yes, that's a rare bird. It was mentioned in the 1959 catalogue for use with the very early stereo valve sets. The set itself had two amplifier sections and one speaker and then you could add an ST606 and place it at a certain distance to the set to get stereo. A little brass sign at the front, very unlike B&O, confirmed that this was indeed

Unclip the rear steel rod from the base. Carefully ! Unclip one and slide the rod out of the other. Martin

Sounds like a belt problem and if they were never replaced, they will most certainly be bad by now. Replacing the belts is not as difficult as in many other machines. On a scale from 1 to 10 with 1 being the easiest, I would say a 3. Martin

A very good friend and fellow danish B&O collector wrote to me and asked if this is a birds nest construction ? I'm not really sure what to answer... Martin

A few scratches... Socket unit was "lost"... Sold without cables etc... Hmm... Martin