the_o_master wrote:

Let's guess: Beovision 2000?

First time to see this model out of Beovision 2000 RG ...

Nope...

Dillen wrote:

Beovision 1400 KJ - but there are a few of them, so my guess would be Type 3319 (missing its wheelbase).

Martin

You are close!🤒

Oh yes...  Beovision 1200KJ
Type 3314 probably.

I cannot tell if it has built-in speakers, so it could theoretically be a Beovision 1200SJ (Type 3326) but that would have left
you with a set without speakers since this model has the speakers built into the wheelstand rather than the main cabinet.

Martin

As always, we have to ask Martin and there it is 🙂

I looked to my catalogs and found this pictures (sorry for the bad scan):

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According to the pictures and the short description in the catalog, the 1200 KJ and 1400 KJ were very similar. The 1200 KJ have had 59cm and the 1400 KJ the 69cm tube.

But I was actually also close, as I found in the same catalog the information that the Beovision 1200 was built in the Beovision 2000 RG. So I learnt again something new... 🤒

Nice and interesting thread on old Beovisions again.

Wouter wrote:

I will not plug in in, nor will I be trusting myself with the electronics so I will hand it over to an expert as damaging it would be a shame.

But the good news is continuing...

Suppose its in working order or you get the set working, is it still possible to receive an picture from the Dutch public broadcaster with this very well preserved beauty (Capri).

I thought terrestrial broadcast stopped by 2006 in the Netherlands, so what is the option to get a picture on de CRT bulb? 

Chris wrote:

Wouter wrote:

I will not plug in in, nor will I be trusting myself with the electronics so I will hand it over to an expert as damaging it would be a shame.

But the good news is continuing...

Suppose its in working order or you get the set working, is it still possible to receive an picture from the Dutch public broadcaster with this very well preserved beauty (Capri).

I thought terrestrial broadcast stopped by 2006 in the Netherlands, so what is the option to get a picture on de CRT bulb? 

You can feed it with a signal from a test pattern generator if you would like to test the set 😕

In the UK you can get converters for old TV's - my local shop in the high street has several old Bush CRT TV's (TV-12 from 1948!) playing vintage films from a modern DVD - they are fantastic but he won't sell them as the shop is art deco.

Mean to add that maybe there is something similar available where you are?

Chris wrote:

Suppose its in working order or you get the set working, is it still possible to receive an picture from the Dutch public broadcaster with this very well preserved beauty (Capri).

I thought terrestrial broadcast stopped by 2006 in the Netherlands, so what is the option to get a picture on de CRT bulb? 

Set top box with an RF modulator.