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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012
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1st March February 2012
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I think there is a link here for you http://www.chargeconverter.com/shop/connector.htm?conndev.htm I hope this will resume the contact to the project /Frede
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I am using this equipment when I am making the Classic Audio Certificate measurements for turntables and tape recorders. Actually there are two different version,but both are by function the same. I don't think the equipment is very rare, it is very possible to find this and many other of the very fine test equipment B&O have produced. /Frede
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I resume this request, perhaps some new owners of the BEOLAB 5000 - BEOMASTER 5000 have not seen this before. I hope to receive more ID's for the Beolab / Beomster 5000 Please let me have: Serial no and series found on the original Bang & Olufsen serial no label /Frede
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I have been setting up a system for digital music on the classic Beolab 5000 of 1967. Of course the music quality will never be the same quality as you can enjoy by using the Beolab 5000 and the Beomaster 5000 or the Beogram 3000 Thorens as source for your music. I am using these products: Squeezebox Touch - NAS media server - iPhone 3GS All the music
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Hej Kim, Jeg har lige testet - jeg kan 'se siden' ??? Har du prøvet at kontakte Mikkel Bøttern ? Han kan give dig priser og fortælle om impedans osv. /Frede
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Hej Kim Du kan finde løsninnger på de fleste af dine spørgsmål her: http://www.baseksperten.dk/pages/profil2.asp Reparation af både bas og mellemtone enhederne og rep. af forstærkeren der ikke vil gå i std. by. /Frede
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This is an interesting discussion. I see the issue from another angel. A classic product can be restored in various ways: 1. Replacing the signal path caps with MKT/MKS caps 2. Replacing the signal path caps with audio grade electrolytic caps 3. Replacing selected caps only 4. Replacing the signal path caps with the original caps technology selected
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I have attached a pdf file with the link between damping factor, amplifier and cable dimension. /Frede
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The damping factor and restored products. The damping factor change significant over time. The reason is components degrading. I am measuring the damping factor on all restored products and I find result like this: Beolab 5000 (1967) Damping factor before restoration: 4 (4 ohm) Damping factor after a full restoration: 25 (4 ohm) Beomaster 4400 Damping
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Jeg tror du kan finde de HT stik noget billigere andre steder. Prøv http://www.pc-elektronik.dk/shop/ /Frede