The other Beograms similar in looks are the 4002, 4004 and 6000. Unfortunately these will command similar prices. An alternative is the 6002 which is a 4002 in an 8002 body! (Essentially - there are differences!) These used to be very cheap - but as with all Beograms, they are rapidly getting more expensive.

On suitable amplifier, for the 400x type deck, the Beomaster 4400 is the best, though is you find a 4004, a Beomaster 2400 would be able to control it remotely and is a beautiful receiver if not quite as powerful. Speakers are a matter of taste but I doubt many would complain about S45.2s.

Early examples of the Beogram 4002 and 6000 have the same brushless AC motor and Swiss internals as the 4000, though not quite the same cachet – and hence a lower price tag. (Later examples substituted cheaper Japanese internals and a more basic DC motor.)

It probably makes sense to partner these turntables with amps and speakers from the same era, though that isn't a prerequisite. My own system uses a quadraphonic Beogram 6000 and Beomaster 6000 with BeoLab 90s and 50s, with attenuators between the amplifier and speakers.