Excellent device serviced by B&O expert , replace parts will be added . The Beomaster 1000 was dedicated to high fidelity reproduction, and included an FM-only radio tuner and a 2x20W stereo amplifier. 20W was a lot of power in the mid 60s, especially from such a compact and elegant unit. The controls took the “piano key” concept made popular in large European radios and re-arranged it into something new. The keys were placed along the top of the set and were marked with symbols on both the top and front, so that the set could be used on both a table and a shelf. As well as source selection, the keys also controlled two pairs of loudspeakers and filters for “rumble” and “scratch”. Two record players could be connected, initially both of the type with ceramic pickups, though an optional preamplifier could be fitted inside the Beomaster so that a B&O magnetic pickup could be connected directly. To complement the front key markings, a second miniature tuning dial was also fitted at the front of the cabinet.