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16 March 2025 at 18:36 #64527
jfrancis49
SILVER MemberHello All,
Looking for some advice. I still play CDs and would like a CD player to go along with my other B & O gear. What Beogram CD player is best regarding finding parts if it isn’t working, or is a reasonably reliable one to look for? Or has the time passed to think about a Beogram as a good option and just find something new out there?
Thanks!
19 March 2025 at 20:55 #64573GOLD MemberHi, nice to hear you’re wanting to add to your B&O collection.
danishsoundparts dot com has a comprehensive catalogue of parts to help repair/service/maintain all types of BeogramCD.There is a well-recited mantra that the 90’s cd players from B&O sound quite clean and clinical. While the older players have a warmer and fuller sound. But it’s up to you really.
Personally I love the 6500 and 4500 BeogramCD machines.
They look so cool.CD-X is an interesting model.
And there’s always Beosound 9000 if you really want a piece of visual theatre in your home 😎Location: Kent, UK20 March 2025 at 19:14 #64586GOLD MemberHi jfrancis49
Would be helpfull to know which B&O device you want to connect the Beogram CD to – this way we can give a more specific advice.
MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark20 March 2025 at 23:50 #64590jfrancis49
SILVER MemberHello Pepps and Millemis,
Thank you for your replies. Pepps, I will take those recommendation to heart. And I have been helped by Martin’s kits many times over the years. Currently I am using his BM 2400 kit to hopefully restore a receiver to use a CD player with, to answer Millemis’ question. I also just got a BM 6000 donated type 22XXx to me I will try to restore. Thank you both!
John
21 March 2025 at 08:26 #64595GOLD MemberIn that case I’d go for a CD-X.
MM
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