Great, but it would be interesting to know the type numbers too (6xxx).

Martin

Hi Martin  (i see you're reading...) and others: any good idea to rmove the paint ??

My old idea before this posting was to give them to whoever (since i got that other much better looking pair of 3000's) but now i find out it's a different 'toy' again, might be worth spending the time removing the paint ...

I suppose the white ones are Beovox 4000 (6217) then, and the Beovox 3000 are 6210 ?

Martin

There's no label with type nr on the 3000's but they have mid- and highrange switches and a 3 language paper on the back explaining about the positions of these switches,

And of course there's the connection for the cubes :).

Maybe this helps a bit to clarify...

The paint - I can't say for sure how to remove it, it depends on the type of paint used. Nitromors could be the only way, take it outdoors, it's nasty stuff but it works. Then careful sanding, oil, wax or polish depending on the woodsort.

Martin

It's only veneer, right ?? Not sure how this will respond to these chemical removers (i assume Nitromors is something that kind of 'dissolves' old paint...).

It looks like it's paint normally used for outdoors/indoors wood like doors etc.

Worst case scenario probably will be that the veneer gets damaged so would have to be removed and renewed.

Don't know though if these speakers are worth it, can't imagine they're that rare (i mean the cubes are called 

'rare' but there are piles out there, only a few really nice looking ones :) ).

WIth ref to the Beovox 3000 type 6220 picture posted 11/11,  7:18

Does this speaker contain connection for xcternal Beovox 2500 Cube connection?

//  Nis