classic: Peter: classic: The essentials - is easy for me Beolab 5000 / Beomaster 5000 / Beovox 5000 / Beovox 2500 Cube / StereowidthRegulator / Beogram 3000 (Thorens TD 124-II) --- these products are really great, sound / design / styling. After a total restoration the sound of the complet system is really great. I do go for systems when I choose products

There is a thread in the vintage section where people request manuals and I post when I have put them on. We do now have over 1000 manuals of one sort or another on.

Well if I am being critical of the 6000 quad (I do have one, so I do like it!), it would be because: 1. The components are not remote control, only the receiver. A friend has told me that it is possible to get a BG4004 working with a 6000 but it does require a bit of work! 2. No quad cassette deck. 3. The power amplifier is just not as good as some

Probably needs attacking from the back of the panel. To get to that, look down the holes where the grilles attach. There are screws down those deep dark holes! The front then comes off and the speaker is held in by small plates.

Lovely receiver and possessor of the daftest tuning scale ever seen! Doesn't even reach 108 either! Superb prize - 4 discrete channel amplifier.

Congratulations! Lovely looking store as well. What is the bright light shining in the picture - and why is it not raining!!

Keep it as long as you like! I have another paperweight!

Design, yes. Sound quality - less so. It is in essence a double Beomaster 901 - though obviously beefed up a bit. The 3400 sounds better.

BM1700-T1701 now on.

The 9500 is ergonomically the best that B&O managed. Performance wise, it does lag behind the 7000 system though using Beolab speakers redresses the balance somewhat. My wife likes it more than any other system that I have and can work it!