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Uncle Bulgaria · 6th May 2020, 2:42 pm

I think they made most of their cheaper offerings in the Far East and some enthusiasts don't consider them 'proper' B&O. I got a BeoCentre 2200(?) from a charity shop in Sweden which I fixed up and gave to my brother. Nice to look at, but also plasticky inside!

I certainly wouldn't have the knowledge to rebuild an output stage. I applaud the work on show here, and hope I can work towards having that option in my arsenal if a repair requires it. We can all dream!

6th May 2020, 2:42 pm	#6
Uncle Bulgaria Nonode Join Date: May 2016 Location: Cornwall, UK. Posts: 2,339	Re: Beocentre 2002 I think they made most of their cheaper offerings in the Far East and some enthusiasts don't consider them 'proper' B&O. I got a BeoCentre 2200(?) from a charity shop in Sweden which I fixed up and gave to my brother. Nice to look at, but also plasticky inside! I certainly wouldn't have the knowledge to rebuild an output stage. I applaud the work on show here, and hope I can work towards having that option in my arsenal if a repair requires it. We can all dream!