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All really great stuff.

Perhaps someone here might have an interest. Short of that, the usual suspects -eBay, etc...

As far as values, I would check recent eBay transactions.

You might be surprised that the remote may command (sorry, bad pun) the most money!

I take it you have the Beogram 6000 as well. I would definitely sell these on eBay - you should list the components separately though on the whole, I would put the Beomaster and remote together unless you have a very silly offer for the remote. The Beocord is unlikely to work properly and is worth little but the Beomaster and Beogram are both highly sought after. The remote is also very desirable - don't accept a cheap price via PM here!!

If these are boxed, they are worth a serious amount of money - good photos and descriptions are a must - do so and you can expect a very good response. Do you have the trumpet stands to go with the S60s? They will also add a considerable amount to the price received.

I have this system though I have disposed of the speakers and the Beogram is now used else where. It is not the best performing system even of its time but is a particularly beautiful one - possibly the most advanced design B&O has made. Quad records still have a certain mysticism to them - in truth, they were a fascinating precursor to surround sound and although they are likely to actually sound pretty poor as the reproduction is very dependent on record wear and a cartridge at the very top of its game, they are still very collectable.

Happy to offer any advice you need.

Prices are tricky - we are in a recession - however a mint boxed fully working BM6000 with remote should get £400+, the Beogram with working MMC6000 a similar amount and the speakers will get about £150 a pair - especially with trumpet stands. The Beocord is probably going to struggle unless it really does work!! (I wouldn't trust mine with a cassette these days!)

I'd be cautious about the value of the Beomaster as if it has been boxed for 25 years, it is also very unlikely to work. I bought a spares unit for £50 and had it fixed up for my own collection, then I later sold it on for a substantial profit when I decided to scale back my collecting. Non-working Beomaster 6000s are likely to cost three figures to fix, and the pool of people willing and able to carry out the work is small. Everyone wants a working one in their collection because there are so few out there!

Having said that, I'd give £50 for a dead one again.

I can't imagine having 4 S60s just sitting unused for 25 years.  Surely 3 of them could be LCR in a 5 channel surround system with say, 2 S40s for the rear.

Thanks for all the replies! It is fully working, we got it out a couple of weeks ago and have been using it all since. It is such a shame as it is lovely but it just takes up so much room!

It is quite large! The Beomaster is under my bed at present! If it is all working, get it on eBay - photograph it with all the lights on and show pictures of the boxes and manuals if you have them. Let us know how you get on.

Hello John,

I have a perfectly working Beomaster 6000, bought by my father in 1974, and I am desperatly looking for one steel replace cover [wich was lost], for the big round tunning button, and also a spare glass [mine has a broken corner].

Do you steel have the spare unit, so I can possibly buy you those items, or can you give any suggestion?

regards,

Cristóvão Ferreira [Portugal]

fonsecaf wrote:

and also a spare glass [mine has a broken corner].