BeoVox 3000/4500: pictures of the interior?

[KolfMAKER]

Does anyone have pictures of the BeoVox 3000 or 4500 interior?

So with the front panels removed?

[lausvi]

If you mean front panel (cloth) removed, there will be only the two speaker elements (second picture here) visible.

If you mean back cover removed, here are some pictures from when I recapped mine. These are Beovox 3000 Type 6716.

[KolfMAKER]

Thnx very much Lausvi.

you are completely right. I wanted to see the interior. And as I haven’t had my hands on this BeoVox type yet, I wasn’t aware that the back panel had to be removed to get there. So thanks for understanding that.

If I may ask …

In picture 1 and 2, the two pieces of white foam van be seen on the right.

What are the dimensions of both pieces? (W x L x D)

[lausvi]

No worries ?

Unfortunately I don’t have access to the speakers now (I sold the BV3000s and upgraded to BL45000s which are the same size but are currently in storage) so I can’t check.

However as the BV3000 specs say the speakers are 45 x 38 x 8cm (W x H x D) one could perhaps approximate the size of the foams form that. I think they had a white fabric on the outside but felt like foam on the insde.

There is also a foam tape -like gasket. It’s the black tape on the first picture and green on the second as I had replaced it. Not sure if totally necessary but the old stuff was crumbling and I had something close-enough at hand to put in there.

Are you trying to make new acoustic foams?

[KolfMAKER]

Thanks a lot, perfect.

Yes, with the dimensions that are known and your pictures, I can estimate all other dimensions. That will work.

 

[Psycho Dave]

I am late to the party, but what did you use for new gasket?

lausvi wrote:
There is also a foam tape -like gasket. It’s the black tape on the first picture and green on the second as I had replaced it. Not sure if totally necessary but the old stuff was crumbling and I had something close-enough at hand to put in there.

[lausvi]

It was just double-sided foam tape, couple mm. thick. It resembled the original and it felt like it would do the business.

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