[MrPear]

I got rid of all my CDs about 15 years ago and I’m not going down that route again!!!

Will stick with my 4000 as my sole vintage player.

Signature: Beogram 4000 (1973)
Balance - Marble
A9 4th Gen
Beosound 1
Level - Gold
Beosound A5
H95s
A1 2nd Gen

[MrPear]

Super beautiful design. Would pair wonderfully with a theatre

Signature: Beogram 4000 (1973)
Balance - Marble
A9 4th Gen
Beosound 1
Level - Gold
Beosound A5
H95s
A1 2nd Gen

[MrPear]

Will post pics when I collect mine tomorrow.

Signature: Beogram 4000 (1973)
Balance - Marble
A9 4th Gen
Beosound 1
Level - Gold
Beosound A5
H95s
A1 2nd Gen

[MrPear]

Be interested in the link also!

Signature: Beogram 4000 (1973)
Balance - Marble
A9 4th Gen
Beosound 1
Level - Gold
Beosound A5
H95s
A1 2nd Gen

[MrPear]

I was the guy who purchased that.

It’s a minter, and you have to understand that although these things aren’t that rare – museum quality ones are.

A full service on mine was £700, if the dust cover gets tatty good luck finding a great example for less than £150.

I first bought a Beogram 4000 when I was 21, so 16 years back…  For £300!  Those days are gone.

Signature: Beogram 4000 (1973)
Balance - Marble
A9 4th Gen
Beosound 1
Level - Gold
Beosound A5
H95s
A1 2nd Gen

[MrPear]

I have seen it in person and it is really lovely, especially the handle and use of materials.

Picking it up when it’s out on the 27th, perfect little garden speaker and nice that it’s network and not solely bluetooth.

Signature: Beogram 4000 (1973)
Balance - Marble
A9 4th Gen
Beosound 1
Level - Gold
Beosound A5
H95s
A1 2nd Gen

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