thanks claus for your interesting guideline. i did my beovox 2400/2500 restored with support from frede and dillen... my first soldering work and they sound really hi-fi now. ;-) the improvement in sound is hearable and it was fun to work on it. are the jantzen cross caps good? best regards p.s.: araldit is a swiss product: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki

[quote user="Russ"] [quote user="superdario"] i would own real pro stuff like 60's/70's studer/revox components and a thorens td 124 deck, simular to the famous beogram 3000... swiss made of course... ;-) [/quote] Funny you should mention that Dario.... [/quote] nice setup indeed... ;-) is that a a77 reel-to-reel? btw did

[quote user="Claus"] [quote user="superdario"] what speakers are you using? best regards dario [/quote] But recently I started buying B&O - beginning with the mentioned Beolab/-master 5000's - and also a Beomaster 2400-2 (which Martin fixed for me) and a Beogram 2400. As for the speakers I've until now got: Beovox S30

i would own real pro stuff like 60's/70's studer/revox components and a thorens td 124 deck, simular to the famous beogram 3000... swiss made of course... ;-)

[quote user="Claus"] I'm sure it's "factory" because the label says "E-4" (where Rosewood/Palisander is "P-3" - and Teak is either "T-1" or "T-2") [/quote] god aften claus, welcome to beoworld and as jaff (burantek) offered welcome to the 5000 club. ;-) the oak versions original...

[quote user="macjonny1"] I decided to go through with getting the full Classic system (Beovox 5000 & Beovox 2500 along with the Beolab/master). I imagine there aren't many here. [/quote] good choice macjonny1, i think you'll get a superb restored system... probably better than in 1967 a new one. ;-) the beosystem 5000 is a true

[quote user="pebmrb"] I noticed some subtle differences in circuitry between the 3000 schematic that I downloaded and what I found in the 3000-2 I have.Namely a few different capacitor values.Very minimal though,The engineers probably just refined their circuit design a bit.Someone with more experience than I will likely post also. [/quote

[quote user="beaker"] Theres really not much difference at all. Price-wise, there should be no difference. If you are looking to buy one, I wouldnt be concerned which one you get, just get the best cosmetic condition you can. They are very reliable with the exception of the switches on the front that oxidise but a bit of contact cleaner or

i had a complete beosystem 4500 incl. beolink 1000, 5000, 7000. unfortunaly i sold it and buyed a new beosound 9000 incl. beo 4 remote... the beolink 5000 was always my favorite. because the remote was handy, two-way communication and the design with the transparent display was excellent. the point is that the beolink 5000 was a bit fragile and not

hey jaff, that would be perfect. could you send me an offer at superdario@bluewin.ch? thanks dario