Bang & Olufsen Jacob Jensen - Beocenter 1800 in serviced condition. Beautiful piece. Hi-fi set






Holds dual bachelor's degrees in electronics and physics with 20 years in audio engineering.
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Bang & Olufsen Beocenter 1800, manufactured in 1976, is in very good physical condition and has been tested and is working, includes the power cord.
Description from the seller
Excellent Beocenter 1800 with insignificant signs of use. Only an minimal scratch on the dust cover witnesses of its nearly 50 years of use.
Beocenter 1800 fulfilled hi-fi standards by a wide margin. The product was also way above the average in terms of ease and operation. Experience from Beomaster 1100 and Bang & Olufsen’s integrated gramophones were combined in the special space-saving unit, which on a specification level was on a par with many separates.
The FM section had automatic frequency control (AFC), four pre-set stations and light indicators. The amplifier’s power output was 2 x 22 watts RMS with less than 0,3% distortion at full power output.
The integrated gramophone was fully automatic. The user simply chose the size of the record and pressed a button – the machine did the rest. The pickup arm was of magnesium which was extremely light. This, together with the MMC 3000, a low-mass cartridge, made this one of the very few turntables on the marker that was capable of tracking warped records. The anti-skating device also worked automatically.
Seller's Story
Excellent Beocenter 1800 with insignificant signs of use. Only an minimal scratch on the dust cover witnesses of its nearly 50 years of use.
Beocenter 1800 fulfilled hi-fi standards by a wide margin. The product was also way above the average in terms of ease and operation. Experience from Beomaster 1100 and Bang & Olufsen’s integrated gramophones were combined in the special space-saving unit, which on a specification level was on a par with many separates.
The FM section had automatic frequency control (AFC), four pre-set stations and light indicators. The amplifier’s power output was 2 x 22 watts RMS with less than 0,3% distortion at full power output.
The integrated gramophone was fully automatic. The user simply chose the size of the record and pressed a button – the machine did the rest. The pickup arm was of magnesium which was extremely light. This, together with the MMC 3000, a low-mass cartridge, made this one of the very few turntables on the marker that was capable of tracking warped records. The anti-skating device also worked automatically.
