Hi everybody! I am the seller of this beautiful piece and I can assure you that no mistakes have been made... This is a very rare piece indeed and it comes with the original purchase note from the B&O dealer in Rotterdam, the Netherlands... It is 100% original and I sell it with a spare pickup (fully working) as a back up for spare parts. The woodwork is very nice, no chips or scratches... If you do some thorough research on the web you will come across some 60's brochures showing this piece. Now that it appears that it's so exclusive that even on this forum nobody knows it, I might change my mind an not sell it? 😮

Hi Jeff,

I agree with you when only a few pieces are left.

But in this case, I don't think that these sets can be called " very rare", especially in the Netherlands where quit a lot of these have been sold.

Don't forget, that after Denmark, the Netherlands was the biggest market, in numbers,  for B&O.

Nevertheless, it's an interesting set, considering it comes with all the original papers.

 

Rudy

 

Hi Jeff,

nice to meat you and to get the information direct from the owner of this set.

Could you post a picture of the label from the back side of this nice piece of B&O history, please?

Of course only if it is stil present.

And would you tell us what is the price you will get fot it?

No, I am not interested because I own one RG (Beovision 2000 RG) and unfortunately I do not have a place for second one.  But it would be interested to hear what is the price.

Thanks in advance.

Theomaster

Beoradio wrote:

Hi Jeff,

I agree with you when only a few pieces are left.

But in this case, I don't think that these sets can be called " very rare", especially in the Netherlands where quit a lot of these have been sold.

Don't forget, that after Denmark, the Netherlands was the biggest market, in numbers,  for B&O.

Nevertheless, it's an interesting set, considering it comes with all the original papers.

Rudy

Hi Rudy,

you are probably right, this set is not rare as for example the Hyperbo or Beolit 39/40 but I think it is still interesting set. Not even Martin recognized it in the thread I posted. And there is no lot of B&O stuff which he can not say what it is 😕

Best regards to Belgium

Theomaster

Hi guys, as said, the set comes with the original receipt dated 14th of November 1964 and issued by B&O van der Horst in Rotterdam. The first owner paid 1520 guilders (almost € 700) which was a true fortune in the mid sixties...

Here you go!

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Hi JEff,

thanks for the picture. Finally we have a proof about existence of Beomaster RG Type 611 🤒

And I found your add on the Holland website so I know about your price too. Realistic I would say...

Best regards,

Theomaster

We never had many of these combined sets in Denmark, 900RG, 1200RG and this one.
I don't recall seeing one outside of collections.

Martin

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Funny, that it doesn't have the dual volume knobs (to compensate for the unreachable balance control on the rear of the radio chassis).
Does it say Beomaster 900 on the dial glass ?

Martin