I'm in need of some advice on restoring a pair of Beovox s45-2's, but before I ask my questions, I'd like to say how much I've enjoyed reading through this site and following the conversations of people who admire the B&O line of products as I've begun to in the last couple of...

Hello again everyone... I'm the proud owner of a Beomaster 2400-2, which Peter incredibly kindly gave me after I shared my bad experience on here that I'd had with a Beocenter 2200 I bought on eBay (which turned out to be a total lemon, even by what I now know are the standards of Beocenter 2200s...

Hi, Just signed up, just bought a BL5000, type 5303, Serie 2, serial number 66407 Beomaster 5000S Type 2007, serie 01, serial number 16757 also have a Beomaster 5000 type 2013, Serial number 74824, serie 01 I knew the Amp was defective when I bought it, am always up for a challenge! Turned out to have...

Hi, I've just got hold of a B&O system, consisting of: Beomaster 6000 4-channel (type 2702) receiver (seems to work, except some indicator lamps) Ultrasonic remote control for the above Beogram 6000 tangential tracking turntable (seems to work fine, but unsure of cartridge condition) Beogram...

Hi, I have just picked up a pair of Beovox 5000 Mk I, Type 6206 in quite good conditions. Practically no scratches, only e few spots, probably from water. Would be no problem restoring the veneer. But I have a few questions: The speaker cables has been cut; they are only around 2 meters long and as normal...

I have a Beomaster 6000 with remote and Beocord, but I've listed them on ebay, since I couldn't find anyone to restore these. Don't think, there still full functional (don't have the necessary cables to test. So if someone could advise me on a good restoration contact in Belgium or the...

I need to repair the tuner-pulley-slider using some fine tuner-pulley-thread in the assembly. (Mouse attack !). I have the spring !! Would anyone know the correct plan and proceedure to redo the tuner-pulley-slide-thread assembly ? ..... and where can I get some of the 'special' thread ? It seems...

As many owners know, the average life of electrolytic and tantalum capacitors in the 60's and 70's was very low, a decade or two at most. Since many (all?) B&O products from that era used those types of capacitors, most owners of this vintage equipment will be noticing some strange things...