I know my B&O buys usually go in a different direction than most other Beoworld'ers but I
was extremely lucky to add this rare bird to my collection a couple of days ago.
Needs a cleaning but is otherwise mint and even still has the protective cover on
the front panel, actually that's the dirtiest part.
Beocord Stereomaster 2 - 610 portable :

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Martin

Dillen wrote:

Beocord Stereomaster 2 - 610 portable :

That'll be just the thing for a picnic on the beach 😂 The colours make it look a bit Braun'esque from the Dieter Rams era.

But, does it have Airplay?

I've put myself on a spending prohibition. The last purchase remains a pair of Beolab 8000s I just couldn't let be for the offered price.

tournedos wrote:

But, does it have Airplay?

I've already been told that we need to use Air***y from now on, so not to upset some Beoworld members. Tournedos, you're clearly close to getting yourself banned!

I spent my money during the last weeks for a pair Beolab 8000, Redline 45, a Beolink 7000 incl. stand, an Ouverture, a Beogram 2000, Beogram 4500 and a Beocenter 9000 - now I filled the last space with Beo ;-)

Now my desires going on to focus on some smaller things like BeoLab 3500, an additional Beolink 1000, Beo5/6, IR-eye for my Beolink PC2,....

Have a great weekend

Tom

Karla wrote:

My latest purchase for B&O? An iPad2! We are intergrating it with the multilink via the BS9000 and it is amazing. We had previously completed the iPad2 to the Avant via the AppleTV2 so all is going very well.

Hi Karla,

Could you please explain how did you integrated the iPad2 with the multilink via the BS9000.

Thank you

bayerische wrote:

Beolab 8000 and Beolab 5000.

 

The Encore might be next, depending on the missus. 😂

lol you got your encore with the second post!!!

Found a fine little Beomaster 3000 with original remote for 12£ last week. It is now being used at my girlfriend's with a pair of Beovox S-35's and a Beogram 8000. A fine little system ^^

Maybe, I would buy a Beosound 8, but then I have to sell one of my BeoLab 8000 systems or at least a Beogram 8002 and a 4002...

So... New B&O or traditional classic B&O?

I have just about 800 LP's which is the same amount of music in the itunes libary + a steady rising number of cassettes.

Maybe looking for one of the later uprightstanding Reel-to-reels, the BC1600 is definately cool!

I just get beomic 2000 yesterday.

BR

Friko

Dillen wrote:

I know my B&O buys usually go in a different direction than most other Beoworld'ers but I
was extremely lucky to add this rare bird to my collection a couple of days ago.
Needs a cleaning but is otherwise mint and even still has the protective cover on
the front panel, actually that's the dirtiest part.
Beocord Stereomaster 2 - 610 portable :

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Martin

You're taste is exclusive and this looks gorgeous! I wonder if I can find these in Holland.

Today I purchased another BL3500 and Beomaster 2000 and HDR2

BeoFab wrote:

Karla wrote:

My latest purchase for B&O? An iPad2! We are intergrating it with the multilink via the BS9000 and it is amazing. We had previously completed the iPad2 to the Avant via the AppleTV2 so all is going very well.

 

Hi Karla,

Could you please explain how did you integrated the iPad2 with the multilink via the BS9000.

Thank you

 

The idea for this configuration actually came from BeoWorld member rxcohen from a thread that I started called Pc2 and iPad2, and it is a really elegant solution.

 1)      You are going to connect the BS9000 auxiliary input (DIN Socket) to an Apple Airport Express (3.5mm socket). This will require that you have a cable/adaptor configuration to connect with a DIN plug on one end and a 3.5mm male end on the other. The BS9000 DIN is 7 pin, but I have been told that we need only to use a 5 pin socket.

2)      Plug in and configure your Airport Express and then synch the iPad2 to the Airport Express.

3)      Connect the BS9000 to the Airport Express using the 3.5mm socket on the Airport Express.

4)      Turn on the BS9000 to A. Auxiliary.

5)      Turn on the iPad2 and connect to the Airport Express

6)      Sit back and enjoy your play list!  🙂

 You should be able to operate the playlist anywhere within range of the Airport Express.

 It is also possible to connect the 3.5mm jack from the DIN cable set up, directly to the iPad2 headphone output, but that is not nearly as cool.