On my BM 2400 I use an alligator clip with a 50 Cm cable strip

If your wall is concrete wood or stone, this will do if you dont need adjustment posibilities.

[quote user="Leslie"]Have you got a machine to do that Søren? [/quote] No, but a good workshop, 2 good hands, a brain and a 50 year old love for working with iron and steel

For RL 140 I made these, for the 60s they are smaller and for wall mounting they can be made simpler, this part is the part attached to the RL 140 stand to hook on the speakers. Depending on your wall, concrete, gypsum, wood, I can make a bracket with inclination adjustment and 2 holes big enough for wall screws, the baseplate will be wider, the hook

The traffic in Cardiff UK went nuts this morning, B&O vintage collectors from all over UK went to Cardiff searching for a Beolab 5000 and a Beomaster 5000, between the collectors we could observe people wearing clogs, probably Netherland citizens

BeoPassion is visiting every shop, BeoObsession is buying something in every shop, visiting shops is a normal grade of BeoVirus, buying in every shop is the ultimate grade of BeoVirus, and may be dangerous if you dont have a very strong economy.

Its now more than 2 hours ago, cant take that long to unpack a small B&O item , now get on with it

I've been following this thread, I really dont se the problem here, if I was you, I would keep both decks. Think about it, you will have something to do in the long winter nights, and when finishing the works with cleaning, lubricating, adjusting and polishing everything, you will have two beautiful pieces, and if you only have one reciecer/amp

[quote user="Leslie"] Memories, memories..... Can you imagine, at that time just a consumer product and now we have to cherish them! [/quote] When I see your beautiful BG 1000, the memories comes and so does the tears in my eyes

BTH do you have a lid (cover) for your BG