[quote user="Dave"] [quote user="Beolab1"] Thanks Dave! I just found your thread from 2009 about Beolab 1 settings, which could be very interesting to other beolab 1 owners: http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/t/25953.aspx?PageIndex=1 [/quote] Wow... memory flashback! I miss them soo much. [:'(] [/quote] Trade in what you have now

[quote user="Bv7Mk3"] Yum..Went down well with some Mint Sauce...... [/quote] I'll open up the wine and we will have another round!

That reward should get us going! By the way, is anybody still using a cassette Walkman to play the tapes they recorded on their Beocords while outdoors or has the good old Walkman really died?

The only problem is that you can only get TDK SA90 tapes new, nobody sells new Metal tapes anymore. I've seen new old stock Metal tapes go for a small fortune on Ebay. I love the metal tapes with the clear plastic and metal spools inside!

If the choice is limited between 4000 or 6000. I would go with the 4000, I have both, but the 4000 sounds so nice and balanced. Plus the 4000 can go on a wall, a stand or on small cabinet stands.

[quote user="djram"] There is hope for a revival http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2010/mar/29/audio-cassette-comeback [/quote] And look at this on a well known design website: http://www.designboom.com/contemporary/cassettes.html Well, that's it then. The British newspaper ''The Guardian'', not exactly a trashy tabloid newspaper

17 years old and a Beocord fan!!! There is hope for us oldies (I am 41), when the Ipod generation discovers the Beocord cassette decks!

To be able to keep things going while on the move, I just bought a little gem in a beautiful condition for 35,- Euro's. Here's a picture on the sister site of Beocentral, named Walkman Central. Another great and more unknown website by Tim and Nick Jarman, dedicated to Sony walkmans : http://www.walkmancentral.com/products/wm-dd33

I'm not going to invite them all over for drinks!

It's never too late to rediscover!