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B&O Bang Olufsen Boxed Beomaster 1900-2 Receiver Tuner Amplifier Beosystem Mint Another unit from my personal collection that has been tested, serviced as a thing of beauty. Fully tested and sounding crisp and clear. All display lights working including the balance. Perfect veneer, apart from the delicate corners. Please see the photos • The original Jacob Jenson design, so different from the black box competition • Separation of primary and secondary functions to simplify the operation and consequently the design • Phase-locked loop decoder ensures excellent stereo separation on FM stations. Forget DAB. To see why a quality FM receiver will beat it hands down see here: http://www.techradar.com/news/car-tech/why-dab-radio-in-the-uk-is-broken-and-how-to-fix-it-1217586 • 2 x 30 watts RMS stereo output will adequately drive most speakers. • All connections discretely placed on the underside of the unit keeping the aesthetics super neat • Connections for 2 pairs of speakers to supply music to 2 different rooms simultaneously • Switchable voltage for use in worldwide markets. Please check the photo for your countrys voltage • Pre-set the volume at low, medium or high; each time Beomaster 1900-2 is switched on avoiding that mad scramble to turn it down. • Perfect condition rosewood surround. • Integrated holes for wall mounting let you place this vintage piece out of the reach of inquistive fingers Match with: • Beovox S30 speakers • Beogram 2200, 2400 or 2400-2 for matching aesthetics and era • Beocord 1900 Cassette recorder (with its cool VU meters) Upgrade with: • Beovox S45-2 speakers for B&Os best balanced 3-way reproduction Most of these are available in my other listings already or I have them in stock so do have a look below, if not I can source them for you in a few days. Please message me for that service BeoMaster 1900-2 Tuner Amplifier Manufactured: 1976 - 1982Designer: Jacob JensenColours: Rosewood, Teak, White, Oak The 1970s were exciting times for Bang & Olufsen. Another breakthrough during this decade was Beomaster 1900, a radio receiver and amplifier launched in 1976. Once again, design and operation differed dramatically from other contemporary products. Originally designed by Jacob Jenson, Beomaster 1900, together with Beomaster 2400-2 (AVAILABLE IN MY OTHER LISTINGS) were two advanced FM stereo receivers. They had identical technical specification and performance. Both were easy to use and easy to live with. Beomaster 2400-2 had the additional convenience of a cordless ultrasonic remote control module by which you could operate radio, amplifier and Beogram 2400-2 or 4004 record deck from a distance. Both receivers had touch-sensitive controls for operating the features and functions you used every day. All the secondary switches and adjustments were protected beneath a hinged lid, but an illuminated readout panel showed you the sets operational status at a glance. Beomaster 1900 boasted a powerful 2 x 30 watts RMS amplifier with distortion of less than 0,13%, five pre-set FM stations and comprehensive connection facilities. To operate it you simply touch the application dimples on the sets front panel. The radio section had 4 pre-set stations which could be summoned at a touch and the phase-lock loop decoder provided excellent stereo separation even in difficult reception conditions. The volume level could be pre-set at low, medium or high, and the music would always start at this level however much the volume control was altered last time the set was used. The sets controls were divided into primary and secondary functions. The latter, which were less frequently used, were placed underneath the hinged aluminium panel where they were protected from dust and accidental movement. A clear distinction was therefore made between the primary choice - accessible through a light touch - and the secondary choice, concealed under a lid hiding what the user did not need for daily use. At a stroke, what had been the norm for hi-fi in the past, with its macho grip and buttons, was eliminated. Instead, designer Jacob Jensen created a new design language, flat flush-designed and electronically communicating, which did not target a few techno-freaks, but a much wider audience who wanted music rather than hi-fi equipment. Beomaster 1900 had connections for two pairs of speakers, headphones, record player and cassette recorder. The receiver won the ID Award in 1976.BeoMaster 1900/1900-2 Tuner/Amplifier Product SpecificationsTypes: 2903 (1976 - Dec 1979) US 2904 (1976 - Dec 1979) US 2904 (1976 - June 1980) Power output at specified distortion 1000 Hz RMS: 2 x 30 watts / 4 ohms 2 x 20 watts / 8 ohms Music power: 2 x 50 watts / 4 ohms 2 x 30 watts / 8 ohms Speaker impedance: 4 ohms Harmonic distortion: 1000 Hz 50 mV DIN 45,500: < 0.07 % Intermodulation: DIN 45,500 < 0.13 % Bass control at 40 Hz: +/- 18 dB Treble control at 12,500 Hz: +/- 15 dB FM range: 87.5 - 104 MHz Power supply: 110 - 130 - 220 - 240 V Power consumption: 25 - 185 W Dimensions W x H x D: 62 x 6 x 25cm Weight: 7.6 kg RIAA amplifier: built-in Features: Sensi-touch controls Connections: Phono DIN Tape: DIN Speakers: 2 sets Headphone: jack(1979-1982) FM stereo receiver, 2x30W
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