yep I get it now - this is funny... particularly like the Q and A nice one Rex.

So this is the first B&O product release in some time that has got me straight into my local dealer - had a look at the beolit 12 yesterday. They had recieved 4, that morning - one was already sold (AU$990), one was on hold - and one as shop display. I actually like the design of this thing - I am predominantly interested in vintage B&O for

I'm a bit late to this discussion - but wanted to add my support for LEE's decision. The Prize Draw has always struck me as being amazingly generous (timezone keeps me away but always jump on later and follow the thread). Like many have already pointed out - I'd be a gold member regardless to support the site and keep these old beo-whatevers

...on the same theme - I missed out on this this morning - never seen one go this cheap in Australia (equivalent of about 250 euro). It sold while I waited for some answers from the seller (like 'could you provide a picture of the actual item not just photo's lifted from beoworld? and likewise with the description), however i will be watching

So sorry about hijacking this thread but I saw these on ebay (au) and thought they looked great. But I assumed they weren't original B&O stands (NB unfortunately description states the stands are not for sale - just speakers). Couldn't find info on Beoword but is this the 'trumpet stand' that is being discussed? Would they be original

excellent Leslie, how did you do your neat red line? - I made a couple of similar pieces for beomaster 901 volume and tone sliders but was never happy with the result...

orright Rex enough of the Perth jokes - it appears you got me... all the best with the speakers...? B

unfortunately not even really any entertainment value in this absurd listing - http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150603043659&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:AU:1123 I even followed the link... "This will be the buyer when they hear them- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=we9_CdNPuJg" it's a fainting goats video - not funny

Thanks for the link Martin, interesting info - it seems Labcraft was an Australian company but I can find very little information about them. Most of these tt's seem to be located in Adelaide so may have been a South Australian based company. Can find very little info on other forums (vinylengine, audiokarma etc). I did find a thread suggesting

Can anyone shed any light on this? http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Bang-Olufsen-Labcraft-SRT-Turntable-B-O-T-T-3-Speed-/200600299092?pt=AU_Electronics_Home_Audio_Turntables&hash=item2eb4b5a654#ht_1263wt_1141 The 'SRT' and 'Labcraft' branded parts look like B&O to my uneducated eye (like a beogram 1000 - even font style of SRT) but the