Bang & Olufsen - Beomaster 900 Solid state stereo receiver

If you're looking for a very beautiful and almost undamaged one, this is your chance.

Developed by Henning Moldenhawer of Bang & Olufsen in the early sixties of the last century, a beautiful stereo radio amplifier combination was created, featuring two built-in speakers for the left and right channels. It includes a built-in antenna for FM and a ferrite antenna for the AM bands.
Reception of FM stereo, medium wave, short wave, and long wave radio bands.
You can also connect two external speakers with the internal speakers disabled.
Furthermore, it has radio connections for a stereo band recorder and a turntable. However, to connect a modern MD element turntable, it may be necessary to connect an external preamplifier.
The radio has undergone a complete service, during which anything that was not functioning properly or was defective has been replaced with new parts. After the restoration, the radio was tested extensively and over a long period to prevent as many disappointments as possible.
The radio looks like new, but you should be aware that it is a 60-year-old device, which naturally leaves some signs of use. However, overall, the radio appears to be in like-new condition.


I am a retired electronics technician/mechanic and I purely do it as a hobby, focusing on restoring and repairing HiFi equipment from that era. For me, good repairs are more important than how long they take. Buyers give me 100% positive feedback, and I want to keep it that way.
But you should realize that it's a 60-year-old device, and there will always be some signs of wear.
If you want to read more technical information about this radio, you can easily visit beoworld.org, where you will find information about almost all B&O devices.

After the auction, the device is very well and securely packaged and shipped insured.