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BANG OLUFSEN B & O BEOMASTER 2000 AMP TUNER GREAT COSMETIC BUT DOESNT WORK

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Bob
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Bob Posted: Wed, Oct 3 2012 11:29 AM

Hi all, do you reckon it's worth buying (for long winter days to work on)? ;

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/230858746558?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649

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bob

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Peter replied on Wed, Oct 3 2012 11:33 AM

Looks in nice condition but not remote control and to be fair, not at the pinnacle of performance. Very pretty though! Set a distinct budget and if you get it very cheap, why not!

Peter

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Bob replied on Wed, Oct 3 2012 12:02 PM

My thoughts exactly, thank you Peter Wink

Peter:

Looks in nice condition but not remote control and to be fair, not at the pinnacle of performance. Very pretty though! Set a distinct budget and if you get it very cheap, why not!

 

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It's a nice amp, nevertheless. IMHO it has a better performance (& design) than the 1900/2400. Had one for years until I finally replaced it with a Beocenter.

Most likely a cheap & easy fix, too. The thing that most commonly fails in these is the Amplifier-IC (STK463, around 10€ on ebay), it can be swapped for a new one in half an hour. Apart form that, they are well engineered and don't really have problems - no light bulbs (all LED), the bass/treble/balance controls are of a new design and don't break like the ones on the 1900, they used smaller components and everything is well ventilated -> no leaking caps.

And yes, it does not have remote control - but it does actually have Datalink (the first product to have it, I believe)! So if you get a Datalink Tape deck and Record player, it will be remote controlled (in a way Big Smile).

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Bob replied on Wed, Oct 3 2012 12:11 PM

Thanks, that's all good news around for me than Wink - appreciate your input and pointers

all the best

bob

 

ablaumeise:

It's a nice amp, nevertheless. IMHO it has a better performance (& design) than the 1900/2400. Had one for years until I finally replaced it with a Beocenter.

Most likely a cheap & easy fix, too. The thing that most commonly fails in these is the Amplifier-IC (STK463, around 10€ on ebay), it can be swapped for a new one in half an hour. Apart form that, they are well engineered and don't really have problems - no light bulbs (all LED), the bass/treble/balance controls are of a new design and don't break like the ones on the 1900, they used smaller components and everything is well ventilated -> no leaking caps.

And yes, it does not have remote control - but it does actually have Datalink (the first product to have it, I believe)! So if you get a Datalink Tape deck and Record player, it will be remote controlled (in a way Big Smile).

 

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Peter replied on Wed, Oct 3 2012 3:37 PM

ablaumeise:

It's a nice amp, nevertheless. IMHO it has a better performance (& design) than the 1900/2400. Had one for years until I finally replaced it with a Beocenter.

Most likely a cheap & easy fix, too. The thing that most commonly fails in these is the Amplifier-IC (STK463, around 10€ on ebay), it can be swapped for a new one in half an hour. Apart form that, they are well engineered and don't really have problems - no light bulbs (all LED), the bass/treble/balance controls are of a new design and don't break like the ones on the 1900, they used smaller components and everything is well ventilated -> no leaking caps.

And yes, it does not have remote control - but it does actually have Datalink (the first product to have it, I believe)! So if you get a Datalink Tape deck and Record player, it will be remote controlled (in a way Big Smile).

Agree with all the above - it is a very nice receiver though I do prefer the looks of the 2400 - but I am happy to admit complete bias as the 2400 was the first B&O I bought! The first Datalink receiver was the 8000 of 1980 which pre-dated the 1983 2000. That style of receiver at this time was represented by the rather rare 2300 which was a restyled 1900.

Peter

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Leslie replied on Wed, Oct 3 2012 7:02 PM

How many Bob? Whistle Thought you were out of cash?

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Bob replied on Wed, Oct 3 2012 8:09 PM

Leslie:

How many Bob? Whistle Thought you were out of cash?

 

Yeah I am (out of serious cash, can squeeze peanuts though) I've sent you email regarding your 4500 ;)

Bob

P.S. my only option being outcast in exclusive club is to buy extremely cheap and spend time and more cash repairing it Wink So far it is sort of working - my collection is growing ....

 

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