Emil Jensen wrote:
5.000€ and they do everything for you.
What does «everything» mean? Bring it up to a 4000c level regardless of how bad shape your vintage Beogram is in? I bought my non-B&O turntable for about 3200 euros, brand new, meaning new components all over. Minimalist, beautiful, sounds great. I’d still have to think hard if I’d want an upgraded Beogram 400x for a 5000-euro upgrade + an average of around 1000 euros on eBay for a vintage pre-owned one. I heard some recreated 4000c turntables have stopped working. So I’m not sure how much hassle you’d pay at least 6000 for. Of course it is still not the insane price of the 4000c. As much as I want all my audio to be B&O, I’m hesitant to get a Beogram. If they made a new turntable, I’d probably go wild! But at this point I feel the upgrade only appeals to people who are obsessed with the Beogram 400x series, and are ready to commit.