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What do we make of this Beogram/Table

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Andrew
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Andrew Posted: Tue, Nov 10 2015 4:32 PM

How novel - wonder which beogram it is and how they did it.

http://design-milk.com/folded-record-bureau-by-hm-handmade/

 

 

 

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vikinger replied on Tue, Nov 10 2015 4:59 PM

Andrew:

How novel - wonder which beogram it is and how they did it.

http://design-milk.com/folded-record-bureau-by-hm-handmade/

BG1800?

Graham

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Dennis replied on Tue, Nov 10 2015 5:19 PM

Looks more like a BG5000 to me. The front panel is embedded in the wooden surface, and I can't think of other BeoGrams than 5000, 5005, 5500, 6500 and 7000 that have this kind of front panel. And the only radial one of them is the 5000. 

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Dave Farr replied on Tue, Nov 10 2015 6:24 PM

The 4 control buttons with the 'CUE' function on the left make it a BG1800 and not any of the 5000 series.  The 5000 only has three control buttons.

Dave.

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Dennis replied on Tue, Nov 10 2015 7:03 PM

Sorry Dave, but that is incorrect. It's actually the other way around. Besides that, the BG1800 is not equipped with an 'OPEN' function nor a red light in the lower right-hand corner of the top plate. 

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Dave Farr replied on Tue, Nov 10 2015 10:33 PM
You're right Dennis. That will teach me to look at an eBay picture (of an incorrectly labelled sale) rather than switch the lights on in the other room and take a look!

It's been neatly done but impractical with no dust cover. Nice wood too.

Dave.
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9 LEE replied on Tue, Nov 10 2015 11:04 PM

I think it's a BeoGram 5000 in its entirity.

It looks like the arm and platter of a BeoGram 5000 - and the four operating buttons look like BeoGram 5000 too, just cut out of the platter surround.

Lee

 

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