Drafting up the concept...

[quote user="Leslie"] both in............white [/quote] I know, I know! You are killing me! You realize that now you have to re-do your Red Lines entirely and convert them to white also!

[quote user="Leslie"] [quote user="Evan"] It looks like you are having a good time right now with the volume up high, loudness on and the bass+treble boosted! You hosting a party or something?! [/quote] You must be "Hawkeye" (MASH) Just testing my RL60 "radiator".... [/quote] I guessI need to go watch some MASH

[quote user="Leslie"] [quote user="Evan"]My BeoMaster 3000-2 is rosewood, type 2402 and a 108Mhz version. [/quote]That must be a rare version or not Evan? Will keep you informed about the panels, even if I fail [/quote] From what I gather, the 2402 is the one people are starting to look for - don't remember why to be honest!

[quote user="bayerische"] Seriously cool, and what a project! Any pics from the build? [/quote] It was certainly a challenge! As far as pics go - Yes, several! At first I planned on starting this thread as one of those guessing games, starting with this picture!

It looks like you are having a good time right now with the volume up high, loudness on and the bass+treble boosted! You hosting a party or something?!

A 3000-2 no less! Complete with preset cover too! WOW Leslie, that is my dream combo. Congrats to you sir Right now my 3000-2 is still on the bench, in pieces awaiting parts from online. My BeoMaster 3000-2 is rosewood, type 2402 and a 108Mhz version. Looking forward to seeing your results on the 4500 panel. I am sure it will turn out great.

Good job Leslie, those look fantastic! BTW, is that a white BM3000 I spy on that shelf there?! And maybe even a BG1200 above?!?!?!

Andreas, that is impressive! Those 8000s look great on top of the bar, but those 5000s look absolutely stunning!!!! WOW.

So I'm sure all of you are curious about what's on the inside! EDIT, forgot to add the specs... Drivers: 3/4" Silk dome, neodymium 15w RMS each. Range: 3500-25000Hz Impedance: 6 Ohms (for all 6 drivers combined)