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Latest post 08-23-2007 7:00 AM by beoaus. 2 replies.
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  • 08-23-2007 5:38 AM

    • andy
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    its that old RIAA question..again

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    hello everyone

    is it true, that only the gram 3500,4500,6500, and 7000 have built in amps.......i have an ouverture and just wondered if there was anything else that would do, i could go and by an amp obviously, but want a neat solution

    and if its only these....anyone got one for sale )

    andym

  • 08-23-2007 5:54 AM In reply to

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    Re: its that old RIAA question..again

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    As mentioned in this FAQ response the Beogram 6000 Quad will also do the job with its lovely retro design! Smile

    Marc

  • 08-23-2007 7:00 AM In reply to

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    Re: its that old RIAA question..again

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    The BG6000 quad in good nick pretty good. Its a heavier deck and I think has a better sound when connected to a BS9000.

    You did miss the 1200 series. You would be surprised how a good one sounds. A few (probably rare now) versions have a slot for an RIAA which B&O supplied as an option. A version of the 1203 and the 1202 have this available. I know I have a spare B&O pre-amp... I also trashed an old 1202 for a pre-amp... Ebay may be helpful.

    Cheers Beoaus.
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