I really love & admire all the effort you've gone to make your place work for you. It looks like, I think, maybe some Philllipe Starck in the mix as well? One thing that I particularly admire is how you've mixed modern/comtemporary with cutting edge B&o, they work very well together. It always feels a tad odd or off kilter when I see

That's a beautiful picture. I've never, ever seen a Beogram 6000. I have three 4002's, & a 4000 that I'm restoring. I'm currently keeping my eyes peeled for a Beomaster 4400 per Peter's recommendation.

Friedmett is this your bedroom? I think, but I'm not sure, I see the edge possibly of a bed in there.

Hi Jeff, I've been reading your posts regarding your Beogram 4000 with great interest as I've also got the same machine which was originally wired for the European market-I live in Northern California. I've just bought quite a few parts for my 4000 from a guy in the U.K. who was selling loads of spares on E-Bay. You've been through quite

Hi Chris, You're more than welcome to the rosewood trim if you or anyone else would like it. If you have a piece to swap that would be fabulous but by no means necessary. I have four of these tables believe it or not! A Beogram 4000, two 4002 5513's, & an early AC Beogram 4002 w/a CD4 switch on the side (I forget the type number of the top

Hi folks, I have a spare rosewood trim for a Beogram 400* if anyone would like it for free (it's from a 4002, type 5513). There are very minute, & I emphasize minute dents to the front corners. I just replaced it with a spare I found in E-Bay that is mint. If you'd kindly pay for the shipping charges I'll be willing to mail it as I'd