This thread might be useful.

Not sure how to do it. Battery packs are available on ebay .

Not bad, but I still prefer a Wallypower 118. Better start saving...

Ouch.... my eyes are hurting....

Hi Bantu and welcome to Beoworld, Early Beosystems 2300 had two way communication. These versions have a small window covering the IR receiver. These versions have a clock and timer function but you need a Beolink 5000 or Beolink 7000 to operate them.

[quote user="tournedos"] Just got this (the surroundings are not finished yet though, but I had to put it somewhere ) [/quote] Looks cool! And I like the surroundings as well!

In the mid 80's I saw a picture of a Beogram 3000 and knew at that point I wanted to have B&O in my life. The first B&O product I saw in real life was a Beocenter 9000. Like you Cooldude I've been hooked ever since...

I'll be joining tonight! Good luck everybody!

[quote user="tournedos"] Well, try to fit a Beolit 1000 into an F1, and they didn't have any other automotive audio products back then... [/quote]