Hi again, Sorry to ask another question - I'll leave you in peace soon I promise! Anyway, it looks as though I'm able to keep the Beomaster 1200 with is great as it savs me having to get a new amplifier, but the (newbie) question I have is, how do I connect my speakers? I'm able to push the wires in and get sound from the radio but this

Brilliant, thanks Peter! I've goty my eye on a couple of amplifiers on eBay at the moment so will see how it goes. Appreciate all of your help.

Hi Again, Looks as though I cant use the Beomaster as an amplifier as it turns out that i was given it by accident!! Real shame but I wasnt expecting it in the first place so no real grumble. So, I'm hoping for a little more advice now regarding the type of amplifier I should get, as I seem to recall reading that B&O turntables dont easily work

Wow, thanks so much for your generosity! I've sent you a message via the 'start conversation with...' link on your profile - hopefully this will reach you... Think I will use the Beomaster as an amp as advised. You're right it is pretty good looking - I read there is one in the permanent collection in the New York Museum of Modern Art

Brilliant! Thanks for the reply Peter. I'm in Chester, North West England - I dont have an amp yet but I'm hoping to buy one this weekend, so presumably I'll need one with a phono input..? Just need to find an SP cartridge that wont break the bank now! Thanks again, Dan

Hi All, Complete and utter newbie here so please bear with me... I've just bought a Beomaster 1202 off eBay - fell in love with it as soon as I saw it, and it came with a Beomaster 1200, which I wasnt expecting! It appears to be in great condition, but has no needle. I know this is a common problem from the research I've done on this forum but