I check out vintage B&O regularly every week for five years now on German Ebay and there beolab/beomaster 5000 are absolutely rare, I havent seen a single one for more than two years. I cannot imagine how missing letters or words can be replaced on the front panel - but if it is possible, thats fine. Regards

The beolab 5000 is one of the favorite items of vintage beo lovers. Its sound quality is outstanding. Owners told me so, I do not own this amplifier, its a pity... It is extremely rare and comparatively expensive. It was expensive then: 1995 Deutsche Mark in 1969! How many pounds might that had been...? Congratulations, you should be really proud owning

Hello Beofriends! Yes that is a pretty strange combination, but I would like to report that this gear works together in perfect harmony. It sounds outstanding, according to vintage Hifi standard, and I am very surprised how "much" the 22 Watts RMS of the Beocenter 1800 are, doing their duty with ease and impressive power on the 100 Watts RMS

.[quote user="Peter "] [quote user="Amp608"] It is my 1961 Amplifier 608, absolutley. I like the material, I like the design, I like the sound and I even like the smell of the air coming out when it´s switched on and the tubes are hot... :-) [/quote] I can picture you sniffing the receiver! But I agree - there is somthing very

Chris, the course seems to be completely correct. The player starts the reading without calamities, everything fine so far. But what are those strange noises I tried to describe? Why do they vanish, and come back two or three minutes before the Cd finishes? Perhaps I should not be too strict with that player, it is almost 25 years old and all in all

Martin, it´s from the deck. It is a very fast bright uiuiuiuiuiuiuiui, something like that, actually not very loud but very disturbing if you listen to classic music with low volume.

It is my 1961 Amplifier 608, absolutley. I like the material, I like the design, I like the sound and I even like the smell of the air coming out when it´s switched on and the tubes are hot... :-)

Hello Beofriends! There is something that bothers me for three years now. My CD 3300 is in good working condition and I use it quite often. But playing a CD, the first some three minutes and the last some three minutes are mechanically pretty noisy. What is the reason for that? Is there anybody with similar experiences? Regards, Christoph

Martin, thank you so much for your information, that´s very fine. Christoph

Hallo Beofreunde! Ich bin Besitzer von Lautsprechern des Typs "S 607". Kennt sich jemand mit diesen Lautsprechern aus? Es gibt im ganzen Netz nicht die geringste Information über diese ca. 70cm grossen Boxen. Von wann bis wann wurden sie gebaut? (Möglicherweise irgendwo im Zeitraum zwischen 1958 - 1964.) Leistung? Bin für jede