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Thanks artig – I used to have something similar for my iPod back in the day, however, I’m looking for a solution that doesn’t rely on an external power source.
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Very nice! No idea what makes that particular 1500 special, but I grow more envious of your collection with every picture! 😀
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Here’s hoping!
I read you 3D printed slider buttons for your 600 – I don’t suppose you would mind sharing the file? I have a 400 missing all its buttons!
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Thanks Matador – I’ll have a dig around the old forum for your posts, I think I remember seeing the Beocom 6000 thread.
I know the easy thing would be connect an Airport express to the DIN in (as I did with my own BS10 years ago) but I’d like to have something self powered and ‘internal’.
It’s less about the sound quality and more the ability to make something 50+ years old still relevant today – and less dependant on software than today’s B&O!
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Thanks Henrik – I was looking around for one with the correct specs!
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Thanks @square4 it was such an enjoyable morning speaking to Steve – there was a lot more filmed, mostly of me rambling on about B&O ?
I’d like to say thanks to everyone on the forum that I’ve benefitted from the advice of – particularly @hcraig244 for the work he’s done on my BG4000 and BM6000, thanks guys!
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Thanks Craig – seems very odd that it’s now behaving! Maybe it’s just me and my switch nipples ?. Will be interesting to see if it happens again.
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@square4 – I’m curious about your Beovox 5702 type 6257 as I have the type 6251 and am curious to know the differences?
Also what amp do you run them from?
David
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