Bang & Olufsen Beocord 1700 Cassette Tape Recorder Player Deck in Teak with 3-colour LED VU output Meters. The high density ferrite head helps to enhance the high frequency response and provides a longer lifespanQuality Japan-made mechanismChromium and Normal (ferric) tape type selectorLED VU meters indicate the left and right channel recording level and have individual slider adjustment for optimal recording B&Os first electronically regulated DC motor, electronic auto stop and rotary tape counterMicrophone-in socket (DIN connection) allows you to record your own voice to cassette - a beautiful gift to leave for your loved ones special occasions or the endAmplified Headphone socket lets you listen directly without connecting to an amp or disturbing those around you Having adopted the Philips cassette format for tape recording with the Beocord 900, B&O then offered a higher quality machine at the top end of the range, the Beocord 1700. Whilst no attempt was made to suggest that any of the cassette recorders could compete with the last open reel machines (e.g. Beocord 1800) in terms of versatility and quality, Beocord 1700 included several features that placed it firmly at the top end of the performance scale. Most important amongst these was the recording head itself, which was of a high density ferrite construction, as opposed to the more typical permalloy type seen in the Beocord 900. This helped to enhance the high frequency response that could be achieved, and a respectable top end figure of 14.5KHz was claimed.Despite what appearances suggested, the mechanical parts of Beocord 1700 were different to those of Beocord 900 (and hence the bulk of the other cassette recorders and cassette sections designed by B&O in the 1970s). The mechanism was still of Japanese origin, and shared some common parts with the more typical version as seen in Beocord 900, 1100, 1101, Beocenter 1400, 1500, 1600, 4600 and many others, though it was unique in being fitted with an electronically regulated DC motor, a first for B&O.The layout of the various mechanical parts was different too, and the mechanism was noticeably larger than the other type. Electronic automatic stop for all modes and a three digit memory counter were included for the first time as well, and in use the machine performed well, the large keys having a light and positive mechanical action.Electronically, Beocord 1700 was a lot more complicated that Beocord 900, hence the larger overall size. Extra circuitry was fitted to enable microphone recordings to be made in either mono or stereo, an unusual feature for a Beocord cassette recorder, and a headphone amplifier was included, though strangely this lacked a volume control of any sort.As a final refinement, an optional Dolby B noise reduction module could be fitted, the first noise reduction system of any sort to be offered on a B&O tape recorder. The nature of the module was such that it could be fitted either at the time of purchase or at any time in the future, with no other alterations being required to the rest of the machine. There was a version made with the Dolby unit already installed, this was called the Beocord 2200. Both models were phased out when the Beocord 5000 arrived, though apart from the ferrite head this shares little with its predecessor.Price in 1975 - £138.50.BeoCord 1700 Type 4603 Cassette DeckManufactured: 1973 - 1975 Designer: Colours:Beocord 1700 was a high-fidelity cassette recorder which combined quality with the convenience of compact cassettes.The tape-heads in Beocord 1700 were high density ferrite heads which offered high sound quality and a longer useful lifetime than any other type of tape heads available in the mid-1970s. There was a push button for switching between chromium dioxide and normal tapes in order to secure the best performance from either type. There were two VU meters with dB scales: one for each channel. Recording levels could be accurately adjusted by using the two independent sliders for right and left channels. There was an automatic stop at the end of the tape.The 3-digit tape counter had a supplementary memory function which automatically stopped the tape at a 0 reading. Sockets for mono/stereo microphone and headphones were hidden under a sliding panel on the top of the unit. Frequency range was 30-14.500 Hz and signal-to-noise ratio was better than 52dB with chromium dioxide tapes. This figure could be further improved by the Dolby noise reduction system which was available as an optional accessory.The plug-in unit fitted inside the cabinet and after the necessary adjustments, the filter button was replaced by a Dolby button which was used to switch the system IN or OUT as required. Wow and flutter was less than ± 0.12 % (JIS) or ±0.2 % (DIN).Beocord 1700 could be used as part of Beosystem 1700 together with suitable speakers.BeoCord 1700 Type 4603 Cassette Deck Product Specificationsype: 4603 (1973 - June 1975) Compact cassette C60-C90 Tape head: Ferrite Memory: Auto stop 000 Wow and flutter: <+/- 0.12% Speed deviation: <+/-1.5% Fast forward and rewind: 70 sec Frequency range chrome: 30 - 14,500 Hz Signal-to-noise ratio chrome: >52 dB Dimensions: 7.5 x 50 x 23cm Connections: microphone 0,1 - 1mV/47 kohm AUX: 0,2 - 20 V/6,3 kohm Headphone Width 50cm, Height 7.5cm, depth 23cm I dont like to disguise the postage and packaging costs in the item price. This shipping price includes, packing materials, insurance and first class tracking that is an unfortunate necessity due to buyer fraud. It is not even the full cost, only the Royal Mail charge. Thank you for your understanding.

Kopfpolster Denon AH D 2000,5000,7000, Fostex TH (alle) Emu TeakDiese Kopfpolster gibt es nicht im Handel.Wenn Sie verschlissen sind sehen sie sehr unschön aus.Das Polster wurde mit einem verschleißfesten Kunstleder überzogenund ganzflächig mit Panzerband verklebt. Der originale Schaumstoff ist im Polster. Die Montage ist einfach.Die Plastikschienen sind vom alten Polster zu übernehmen undnicht im Lieferumfang enthalten.

Vintage B&O Bang & Olufsen Beocenter 7700 in Teak for Spares or Repair This auction is for a classic B&O Beocenter 7700 Music System with Record Player, Cassette Player & RadioThe system is working but it has issues so I am selling it as spares or repair. The Record Player is working and is fitted with an MMC4 Cartridge.The Cassette Player will play and rewind but FF is not working, I have fitted new belts.The Tuner seems to be working but I have not tested it with an Aerial Other issues:The Record Deck cover has been glued on by a previous owner and is not very neatThe Cassette and Tuner cover does not lift automatically any moreThe Hinged section where the speakers and external equipment are connected has been screwed down by a previous ownerThe remote sensor is looseThere are various cosmetic blemishes, nothing major but it is obviously used. Please see pictures and feel free to ask me any questions. Due to the delicate nature of this item we recommend collection from Taunton or we can organise a courier at cost. Please see our other listings for more Bang & Olufsen Equipment including another Beocenter 7700 From Beocentral:The ultimate 7000 series music centre. Launched alongside Beocenter 7007, it shared the latter’s styling updates, but went further, with an aluminium cover over the turntable, opened with a pushbutton and incorporating an automatic light, which matched the cover over the tape and programming sections. This made the range-topping Beocenter look very sleek, and clearly different from the other models.All the technical improvements from the 7007 were also included, and were in some cases improved, an example being the standard fitting of an MMC 3 pickup. The big news however was the two-way remote control system, based around an infra red transceiver in the Beocenter and a new type of terminal, the Master Control Panel. The Master Control Panel 7700 featured three LCD display panels, the data on which was sent from the Beocenter 7700 via and infra red link. This may seem like a gimmick, but in the context of multiroom operation it proved invaluable. It became possible for the first time to tell from a distant room what radio station was selected, or exactly what the cassette recorder was doing. The system also worked in the same room as the Beocenter, though the large LED readouts on the Beocenter front panel meant that a simpler terminal could be used, the Beocenter Terminal from the 7007 being suitable and available as an accessory.Choice of loudspeakers was left to the owner, but Beovox S 80.2 was suggested, with the new ‘C’ range of compact models possibly for a second room. Later on, the standard pickup was changed to the MMC 4, and the SC 77 cabinet became available. Throughout the life of the 7000 series, the potential customer was urged “not to mistake them for ordinary music centres”. The Beocenter 7700 reinforced this point beyond any doubt.Payment within 3 working days, returns only accepted if the item is not as described. Combined postage offered where applicable. For auction items please wait for an updated invoice before payment. If purchasing more than one Buy it Now item please use the basket and request the total amount and invoice at checkout. I sell vintage items and accurately describe the cosmetic condition, please use this information in conjunction with the photos to satisfy yourself of the condition of this item. If the item is required to work in any way I will give a separate description of the performance in this area to the best of my ability. Should you have any questions please contact me before bidding or buying. All items will be packaged securely. Please check out our Instagram account for highlights of up and coming additions to our eBay store. FSL

Das Kopfpolster ist von einem neuen TH610. Kopfpolster Denon AH D 2000,5000,7000, Fostex TH (alle) Emu TeakDiese Kopfpolster gibt es nicht im Handel.Wenn Sie verschlissen sind sehen sie sehr unschön aus.Die Montage ,der Einbau ist einfach.

Bang & Olufsen Beocord 1700 Cassette Tape Recorder Player Deck in Teak with 3-colour LED VU output Meters. The high density ferrite head helps to enhance the high frequency response and provides a longer lifespanQuality Japan-made mechanismChromium and Normal (ferric) tape type selectorLED VU meters indicate the left and right channel recording level and have individual slider adjustment for optimal recording B&Os first electronically regulated DC motor, electronic auto stop and rotary tape counterMicrophone-in socket (DIN connection) allows you to record your own voice to cassette - a beautiful gift to leave for your loved ones special occasions or the endAmplified Headphone socket lets you listen directly without connecting to an amp or disturbing those around you Having adopted the Philips cassette format for tape recording with the Beocord 900, B&O then offered a higher quality machine at the top end of the range, the Beocord 1700. Whilst no attempt was made to suggest that any of the cassette recorders could compete with the last open reel machines (e.g. Beocord 1800) in terms of versatility and quality, Beocord 1700 included several features that placed it firmly at the top end of the performance scale. Most important amongst these was the recording head itself, which was of a high density ferrite construction, as opposed to the more typical permalloy type seen in the Beocord 900. This helped to enhance the high frequency response that could be achieved, and a respectable top end figure of 14.5KHz was claimed.Despite what appearances suggested, the mechanical parts of Beocord 1700 were different to those of Beocord 900 (and hence the bulk of the other cassette recorders and cassette sections designed by B&O in the 1970s). The mechanism was still of Japanese origin, and shared some common parts with the more typical version as seen in Beocord 900, 1100, 1101, Beocenter 1400, 1500, 1600, 4600 and many others, though it was unique in being fitted with an electronically regulated DC motor, a first for B&O.The layout of the various mechanical parts was different too, and the mechanism was noticeably larger than the other type. Electronic automatic stop for all modes and a three digit memory counter were included for the first time as well, and in use the machine performed well, the large keys having a light and positive mechanical action.Electronically, Beocord 1700 was a lot more complicated that Beocord 900, hence the larger overall size. Extra circuitry was fitted to enable microphone recordings to be made in either mono or stereo, an unusual feature for a Beocord cassette recorder, and a headphone amplifier was included, though strangely this lacked a volume control of any sort.As a final refinement, an optional Dolby B noise reduction module could be fitted, the first noise reduction system of any sort to be offered on a B&O tape recorder. The nature of the module was such that it could be fitted either at the time of purchase or at any time in the future, with no other alterations being required to the rest of the machine. There was a version made with the Dolby unit already installed, this was called the Beocord 2200. Both models were phased out when the Beocord 5000 arrived, though apart from the ferrite head this shares little with its predecessor.Price in 1975 - £138.50.BeoCord 1700 Type 4603 Cassette DeckManufactured: 1973 - 1975 Designer: Colours:Beocord 1700 was a high-fidelity cassette recorder which combined quality with the convenience of compact cassettes.The tape-heads in Beocord 1700 were high density ferrite heads which offered high sound quality and a longer useful lifetime than any other type of tape heads available in the mid-1970s. There was a push button for switching between chromium dioxide and normal tapes in order to secure the best performance from either type. There were two VU meters with dB scales: one for each channel. Recording levels could be accurately adjusted by using the two independent sliders for right and left channels. There was an automatic stop at the end of the tape.The 3-digit tape counter had a supplementary memory function which automatically stopped the tape at a 0 reading. Sockets for mono/stereo microphone and headphones were hidden under a sliding panel on the top of the unit. Frequency range was 30-14.500 Hz and signal-to-noise ratio was better than 52dB with chromium dioxide tapes. This figure could be further improved by the Dolby noise reduction system which was available as an optional accessory.The plug-in unit fitted inside the cabinet and after the necessary adjustments, the filter button was replaced by a Dolby button which was used to switch the system IN or OUT as required. Wow and flutter was less than ± 0.12 % (JIS) or ±0.2 % (DIN).Beocord 1700 could be used as part of Beosystem 1700 together with suitable speakers.BeoCord 1700 Type 4603 Cassette Deck Product Specificationsype: 4603 (1973 - June 1975) Compact cassette C60-C90 Tape head: Ferrite Memory: Auto stop 000 Wow and flutter: <+/- 0.12% Speed deviation: <+/-1.5% Fast forward and rewind: 70 sec Frequency range chrome: 30 - 14,500 Hz Signal-to-noise ratio chrome: >52 dB Dimensions: 7.5 x 50 x 23cm Connections: microphone 0,1 - 1mV/47 kohm AUX: 0,2 - 20 V/6,3 kohm Headphone Width 50cm, Height 7.5cm, depth 23cm I dont like to disguise the postage and packaging costs in the item price. This shipping price includes, packing materials, insurance and first class tracking that is an unfortunate necessity due to buyer fraud. It is not even the full cost, only the Royal Mail charge. Thank you for your understanding.

This is a matched pair of Bang and Olufsen B&O Beovox 5700 Studio Monitors, which were designed to field 60 watts RMS or 100 watts music power with a distortion of less than 1% over their frequency range. Boastful tech specs aside, this is an impressively capable set of speakers that can both hold a lot of bass -- as an aside, they weigh 22.5kg each, as my back can attest -- and still deliver all sorts of detail. Theyre fantastic. They measure 36cm x 66cm x 30cm and are in the teak cabinets. Front grilles detach via magnet clips, the foam surrounds are intact and the original cables are in place (with Din plugs). Stands are generic and included with the speakers -- youll want/need something to get them off the floor and shift them around. Make no mistake: these are beasts. As such, collection in person is encouraged, but Im happy to organise delivery. Any questions, please ask.

Kopfpolster Denon AH D 2000,5000,7000, Fostex TH (alle) Emu TeakDiese Kopfpolster gibt es nicht im Handel.Wenn Sie verschlissen sind sehen sie sehr unschön aus.Die Montage ,der Einbau ist einfach. Ich erkläre wenn gewünscht,was zu machen ist.

Bang & Olufsen Beocord 1700 Cassette Tape Recorder Player Deck in Teak with 3-colour LED VU output Meters. The high density ferrite head helps to enhance the high frequency response and provides a longer lifespanQuality Japan-made mechanismChromium and Normal (ferric) tape type selectorLED VU meters indicate the left and right channel recording level and have individual slider adjustment for optimal recording B&Os first electronically regulated DC motor, electronic auto stop and rotary tape counterMicrophone-in socket (DIN connection) allows you to record your own voice to cassette - a beautiful gift to leave for your loved ones special occasions or the endAmplified Headphone socket lets you listen directly without connecting to an amp or disturbing those around you Having adopted the Philips cassette format for tape recording with the Beocord 900, B&O then offered a higher quality machine at the top end of the range, the Beocord 1700. Whilst no attempt was made to suggest that any of the cassette recorders could compete with the last open reel machines (e.g. Beocord 1800) in terms of versatility and quality, Beocord 1700 included several features that placed it firmly at the top end of the performance scale. Most important amongst these was the recording head itself, which was of a high density ferrite construction, as opposed to the more typical permalloy type seen in the Beocord 900. This helped to enhance the high frequency response that could be achieved, and a respectable top end figure of 14.5KHz was claimed.Despite what appearances suggested, the mechanical parts of Beocord 1700 were different to those of Beocord 900 (and hence the bulk of the other cassette recorders and cassette sections designed by B&O in the 1970s). The mechanism was still of Japanese origin, and shared some common parts with the more typical version as seen in Beocord 900, 1100, 1101, Beocenter 1400, 1500, 1600, 4600 and many others, though it was unique in being fitted with an electronically regulated DC motor, a first for B&O.The layout of the various mechanical parts was different too, and the mechanism was noticeably larger than the other type. Electronic automatic stop for all modes and a three digit memory counter were included for the first time as well, and in use the machine performed well, the large keys having a light and positive mechanical action.Electronically, Beocord 1700 was a lot more complicated that Beocord 900, hence the larger overall size. Extra circuitry was fitted to enable microphone recordings to be made in either mono or stereo, an unusual feature for a Beocord cassette recorder, and a headphone amplifier was included, though strangely this lacked a volume control of any sort.As a final refinement, an optional Dolby B noise reduction module could be fitted, the first noise reduction system of any sort to be offered on a B&O tape recorder. The nature of the module was such that it could be fitted either at the time of purchase or at any time in the future, with no other alterations being required to the rest of the machine. There was a version made with the Dolby unit already installed, this was called the Beocord 2200. Both models were phased out when the Beocord 5000 arrived, though apart from the ferrite head this shares little with its predecessor.Price in 1975 - £138.50.BeoCord 1700 Type 4603 Cassette DeckManufactured: 1973 - 1975 Designer: Colours:Beocord 1700 was a high-fidelity cassette recorder which combined quality with the convenience of compact cassettes.The tape-heads in Beocord 1700 were high density ferrite heads which offered high sound quality and a longer useful lifetime than any other type of tape heads available in the mid-1970s. There was a push button for switching between chromium dioxide and normal tapes in order to secure the best performance from either type. There were two VU meters with dB scales: one for each channel. Recording levels could be accurately adjusted by using the two independent sliders for right and left channels. There was an automatic stop at the end of the tape.The 3-digit tape counter had a supplementary memory function which automatically stopped the tape at a 0 reading. Sockets for mono/stereo microphone and headphones were hidden under a sliding panel on the top of the unit. Frequency range was 30-14.500 Hz and signal-to-noise ratio was better than 52dB with chromium dioxide tapes. This figure could be further improved by the Dolby noise reduction system which was available as an optional accessory.The plug-in unit fitted inside the cabinet and after the necessary adjustments, the filter button was replaced by a Dolby button which was used to switch the system IN or OUT as required. Wow and flutter was less than ± 0.12 % (JIS) or ±0.2 % (DIN).Beocord 1700 could be used as part of Beosystem 1700 together with suitable speakers.BeoCord 1700 Type 4603 Cassette Deck Product Specificationsype: 4603 (1973 - June 1975) Compact cassette C60-C90 Tape head: Ferrite Memory: Auto stop 000 Wow and flutter: <+/- 0.12% Speed deviation: <+/-1.5% Fast forward and rewind: 70 sec Frequency range chrome: 30 - 14,500 Hz Signal-to-noise ratio chrome: >52 dB Dimensions: 7.5 x 50 x 23cm Connections: microphone 0,1 - 1mV/47 kohm AUX: 0,2 - 20 V/6,3 kohm Headphone Width 50cm, Height 7.5cm, depth 23cm I dont like to disguise the postage and packaging costs in the item price. This shipping price includes, packing materials, insurance and first class tracking that is an unfortunate necessity due to buyer fraud. It is not even the full cost, only the Royal Mail charge. Thank you for your understanding.