Hi all,
Recently I got a nice deal on a Beogram 4002 which is in very good optical state (god that design, terrifyingly beautiful). However it's sound is quite 'muffled'; not a lot of high/mid and especially not a lot of details. From what I've read this apparatus should have a much nicer sound.
It is linked to a Beomaster 3000 (which plays songs with more detail via a Chromecast, so the Beomaster is not the problem) and 4 KEF's Q300/Q100's.
I think the needle might be the problem (from what I've read), the element is an original B&O MMC20EN. However I've also read that it might be worthwhile to change some internal elements (condensators etc) if the sound is muffled. My brother-in-law occasionally repairs bass amps so he should be able to do this. However it is also a risk to open the unit I think.
So where should I begin? Getting a new needle (Soundsmith SMMC20EN that would be probably) of revising the unit internally first? I wouldn't mind spending money on the unit, but I would hate to order a needle to find out later that the internals are the problem.
Or do you guys think the needle is the problem?
Sorry if this message is somewhat vague / grammatically incorrect, English is not my native language.
Thanks in advance!!!