Hi and Welcome Jon π
Very good for a first post !
Hi and Welcome Jon π
Very good for a first post !
Thanks. I really enjoy my B&O. My old man is a real B&O enthusiast, so I got bitten by the virus early. But i have not got the finances to go B&O earlier. My "main" hifi/surround in the mancave is non B&O and will be for Γ₯ long time, but where WAF matters, B&O is the way to go. Login to view imageLooks good beojon! How are you enjoying it all? New: Beolab 50's, Beolab 18's, Beovision eclipse. Mikipedi4 on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0WLHXZuA1GANMzYcAn5_xg Old: Beolab 1's, beolab 2, beovision 10-46, overture 2300, beolab 8000's, beolab 4000's, beovision avant 32" etc. etc.
Got my Christmas gift today, an original vintage 1942 B&O catalog. From myself to myself :-)
Theomaster
So here are all the single (double) pages of the catalog...
@Keith: please let me know if the scan of this catalog would be interesting for the catalog section of the beoworld. If yes, I can send you a scan per mail...
Theomaster
Got my Christmas gift today, an original vintage 1942 B&O catalog. From myself to myself :-)
WOW, "myself" is very generous with you π
That Grand Prix 42CH is the worlds largest clockradio.
Maritn
That Grand Prix 42CH is the worlds largest clockradio.
I was just about to ask whether that is a petite lady or an enormous radio π
Congratulations, I love it, I love it, I love it! π€
Location: Victoria, British Columbia
My B&O Icons:
That Grand Prix 42CH is the worlds largest clockradio.
I was just about to ask whether that is a petite lady or an enormous radio π
Almost 1m high and a good meter wide - and a weight of apprx 63Kg.
The radio that is.
Martin
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