Is he a member?

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I've purchased a Beolit 1000 from this seller and it came to me in very nice restored shape.  he sells at a premium but also does restorative work like Frede with his Beolabs (not as thorough by any means but you know it's going to work).  He even knows Frede personally. 

He doesn't answer emails very readily but is a nice individual and a great source for radios albeit at a premium.  He even sold me a Beopower for my Beolit 1000 which are very hard to come by.  I don't think he's a member here, however.

macjonny1 wrote:

I've purchased a Beolit 1000 from this seller and it came to me in very nice restored shape. he sells at a premium but also does restorative work like Frede with his Beolabs (not as thorough by any means but you know it's going to work). He even knows Frede personally.

He doesn't answer emails very readily but is a nice individual and a great source for radios albeit at a premium. He even sold me a Beopower for my Beolit 1000 which are very hard to come by. I don't think he's a member here, however.

By the way, this power adaptor seems extremely big according to beoworld specs ; http://www.beoworld.org/prod_details.asp?pid=1168 (tip: cm)

The Beopower 1000 seems like one of the collectibles I wouldn't pay too much for, however rare... Even the front panel says "Mascot 682", which is a common adjustable power supply. The B&O specific content seems to be the front panel print, output connector and the top cover. Even as such, obviously it is collectible, but... I'm using my Beolit with an SMPS I got from Biltema.

Here's one that nobody bought for 15 euros in a local auction:

And an older, more familiar looking version:

tournedos wrote:

The Beopower 1000 seems like one of the collectibles I wouldn't pay too much for, however rare... Even the front panel says "Mascot 682", which is a common adjustable power supply. The B&O specific content seems to be the front panel print, output connector and the top cover. Even as such, obviously it is collectible, but... I'm using my Beolit with an SMPS I got from Biltema.

Here's one that nobody bought for 15 euros in a local auction:

And an older, more familiar looking version:

--mika

Wow that is amazing. I am looking at the beopower 1000 and cant stop laughing at how they just simply put a din-connector and a new faceplate on it. Would beinteresting if more of theese kinds of "B&O" branded stuff was available. A new thread about it could have been nice if so :)

tournedos wrote:

And an older, more familiar looking version:

I have one of those, nice little PSU.

Any ideas where I can get a scan of the B&O- front panel so I can sell it as a Beopower 1000 for a lot of money? 😂

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