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HiI have picked this up in a house clearance and looking for some more info as this model and type of Radiogram appears to be quite rare? Although it states 611 it looks and appears very similar to the 900 with compartment for records or beocord but whilst it’s in reasonable condition externally the turntable and stereo receiver have been ripped out! Would it have had a 900 amp and a 42v turntable in it or possibly the previous 610 amp? The speakers in it still sound great too! Thanks for helping.
There is a thread about this on the old forum – don’t seem to be able to post a link but a google search on Beomaster rg611 will bring it up!
Martin (Dillen on site) will be the expert on this if he is still on site. Good pictures on the link if you scroll down – Beomaster 900 fitted on the one shown . Record player could have been the 42VF with an SP2 cartridge.
Very nicely made item – shame about the missing electronics – I do have a BM 900 at home which is unused – mine is the one called a 900K – have a look at Beocentral under Receivers – can’t remember if that is my one or one of Tim’s! There is a picture of the 900RG which is the model that took over from the RG611.
There are a couple of Beomaster 900 on eBay – will usually need attention! Multicare may also have some, having seen their store room!
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