I've got the possible chance to buy a beomaster 6000 - the 70's one with the silvery front and black back with rosewood surround. Very square, with "buttons" in a steel sheet with sort of tongues cut in it.

Even if it is not working, I would still buy it. The Beomaster 6000 is the Holy Grail of Beomasters, and Quadrophonic. To find one with the remote is a very rare find. Not sure how much you should pay for it. Although some of our other members may be able to give you an idea. As for connecting a Beogram 4000, it will work perfectly. And be a very good cosmetic match.

 

Craig 

I have to agree with Craig. I have seen only two bm 6000's offered the last two years, both working but both without the remote. Get it while you still can, otherwise you might regret this. The beogram 6000 would be the perfect match, but the beogram 4000 is similar in design but lacks the CD4 decoder. The beogram 4000 will work nicely with the bm 6000, though

Have fun with it. 

Go for it (!), though if you decide not to, please pass the seller's contact details to me!

Thanks for the advice - I've bought it. Now to find out  if it works.....! 

Interesting receiver. It will work with a bg4000 though a 4002 would be a better match if you don't find a bg6000. The remote is of limited value as unlike the 2400 system and indeed thr prototype 6000 system it does not control the beogram. I have a full 6000 system but I prefer my 4400 system to listen to. Also think B&O should have made the top panel from glass.