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BeoVision 6-26

BeoVision 6-26

BeoVision 6-26

BeoVision 6 – 26 is a flat 26″ widescreen television based on LCD technology. It is the second member of the BeoVision 6 family and holds all the virtues and conceptual elements of the current 22” version. This new model is provided with the newer – Mark III version of the Beo4 remote control.

LCD technology makes it possible to offer a television that combines an extremely slim depth with an outstanding picture quality. Complemented by a powerful integrated loudspeaker system the 26″ widescreen makes BeoVision 6 – 26 very suitable as a main room television which can function as a Beolink master and even as master unit in a home-cinema setup.

The compact and flat design makes BeoVision 6 – 26 a very flexible television which will fit most homes. With a broad and unique stand selection, the user is offered great freedom in placing the TV to blend in with most environments.

BeoVision 6 – 26 Press Release September 2004

Bang & Olufsen has now released the BeoVision 6 – 26 television, the newest addition to the BeoVision 6 family. With a 26” widescreen, a powerful loudspeaker system, and the option of a digital surround sound module, the BeoVision 6 – 26 can fill the role as a main room television, and yet at only 18 cm deep, still offers the flexibility and versatility of the smaller 22” BeoVision 6 – 22.

“The BeoVision 6 idea is for an elegant and simple plug-and-play television concept that integrates picture and sound in a compact cabinet, designed to integrate easily into your home,” says Torben Ballegård Sørensen, CEO, Bang & Olufsen and adds: “The BeoVision 6 – 26 has a bigger screen and optional surround sound, and those who wish to experience the BeoVision 6 idea as their home cinema can now do so.”

The flexible TV

In addition to connections for BeoLab loudspeakers, external entertainment sources and earphones, the BeoVision 6 – 26 television offers digital interface with a PC. It can also enter into any home system with all Beolink-enabled Bang & Olufsen products. Beolink is Bang & Olufsen’s unique home integration system, based on the principle of ‘move and share the experience – not the equipment’, with everything controlled by the Beo4 remote control.

The 26” widescreen LCD monitor and the two-way active stereo loudspeakers positioned full-length below the screen are placed against a frame of brushed aluminium. The curved rear of the cabinet is coated in a resilient black soft-touch lacquer, making the BeoVision 6 – 26 television attractive to look at from all angles.

A complete viewing and listening experience

Bang & Olufsen’s VisionClear picture competences ensure the best possible picture from the LCD monitor in all situations. VisionClear covers a range of technologies that the viewer experiences in the form of greater viewing comfort, but hardly notices.

BeoVision 6 – 26 represents the complete application of VisionClear. When BeoVision 6 – 26 is switched on, the TV automatically adjusts contrast levels, brilliance and colour to match the current light conditions – and will carry on doing so until the television is switched off again. The anti-reflection coating on the contrast screen reduces significantly the effect of incoming light on the screen. The dark-tinted contrast screen in front of the LCD monitor makes the screen darker when not showing an image.

At Bang & Olufsen, the listening experience is considered as important as the viewing experience. The compact, two-way active stereo loudspeakers are placed attractively under the picture and indicate a strong sound performance. The BeoVision 6 – 26 television offers the viewer a superior home cinema listening experience when used with any BeoLab loudspeakers, with the television’s loudspeakers functioning as a powerful mono centre loudspeaker.

Place it anywhere

The many placement options complement the compact design perfectly. The motorised turn function on the floor and table stand is controlled from the Beo4 remote control, turning the television towards the viewer, and reducing the viewing angle. The manual tilt mechanism also contributes to the best possible viewing conditions and means the BeoVision 6 – 26 can be placed at the height that suits best on the floor, table, or wall.

“A genuine Bang & Olufsen product is more than the sum of the parts that went into its manufacture. The comprehensive stand programme, to name but one example, provides more than placement flexibility for BeoVision 6 – 26; it also changes the identity of the television, depending on where and how the television is used,” concludes Torben Ballegård Sørensen.

Founded in 1925 in Struer, Denmark, Bang & Olufsen a/s is world renowned for its distinctive range of quality consumer electronic products that represent our vision: Courage to constantly question the ordinary in search of surprising, long-lasting experiences.

The following stands are all available for use with BeoVision 6 – 26:

Motorised floor stand, Motorised table stand, Table stand and Wall bracket:

  • Item & Part Number:
  • BeoVision 6 – 26 – 1816125
  • Table Stand – 1409066
  • Motorised Floor Stand – 1409111
  • Motorised Table Stand – 1409211
  • Wall Bracket – 1409311
  • Dolby Digital Surround Sound – 1400501
  • Mounting Options & Stands

The tilt table mount was available for counter top mounting, designed to allow the bass port on the underside of the TV to ‘breath’. Motorised floor and table stands were complimented by a wall mount bracket which gave manual tilt and turn.

BeoVision 6-26 Product Details

Type Numbers

9250 (NEU) 10-2004
9251 (FGB) 10-2004
9252 (GB) 10-2004
9253 (HK) 10-2004
9255 (AUS) 10-2004
9256 (EEU CN)
9257 10-2004

Designer

Manufactured

2004

Colour Options

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BeoVision 6-26 Product Specification

Cabinet finish
Black/aluminium
Power consumption
Typically 116 watt/stand-by 0.5 watt
Terminal included
Beo4
LCD
26″ 15:9 TFT LCD
Resolution
1280 x 768 pixels
Display colours
16.7 mio. (true)
Luminance of white (centre of screen)
typ. 450 cd/m2
Contrast ratio (centre of screen)
typ. 500:1 (min. 400:1)
Response time
typ. 15 msec.
Viewing angle
typ. 85 degrees (min. 75 degrees)
Contrast screen
Anti-reflex coated
VisionClear
Adaptive black
Adaptive Dynamic Luminance Peaking
Adaptive Noise Reduction
Blue Stretch
CTI (Colour Transient Improvement)
Luminance Transient Improvement
Digital Noise Reduction
Green Enhancement
Automatic Picture Control
Teletext
Teletext level 2½, approx. 2000 pages
Wide Screen Signalling (WSS)
VPT (Video Programming by Teletext)
9 memory pages per program
17 Teletext languages in 7 groups
Group 0
Group 1
Group 2
(Russian) Group 3
(Greece) Group 4
(Arabic) Group 5
(Hebrew) Group 6
English, German, Swedish, Italian, French, Spanish/Portuguese, Czech/Slovak
Polish, German, Swedish, Italian, French, Serbo-croat, Czech/Slovak, Romanian
English, German, Swedish, Italian, French, Spanish/Portuguese, Turkish
English, Russian, Estonian, Czech/Slovak, German, Lithuanian/Lettish, Ukrainian
English, German, Swedish, Italian, French, Spanish/Portuguese, Turkish, Greek
English, Arabic, French
English, Hebrew, Arabic
Tuning
Autotune, program move and automatic naming
Tuner range
45 – 860 MHz, VHF, S, Hyper, UHF
TV programmes
99
Stereo decoders
A2 + NICAM
Formats
Format 1: 15:9 Panorama
Format 2: 15:9 Letterbox + Soft Scroll.
Format 3: 15:9 for unik 16:9
Automatic format optimization via “Black Bar Detection”
16:9 detection on both SCART connectors.
Options
0, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6.
Menu languages
English, Danish, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, German, French, Swedish
PIN-code protection
With pin-code or Disabled


Set Top Box Controller (STB-C):
Built in – Supports one STB (IR-blaster included).
Controlling boxes with BEO4
Supported boxes : Se list at Bang & Olufsen Retail System (via internet)
Loudspeakers:

Power amplifier module
4 units
Frequency range
65 – 20,000 Hz
Max. sound pressure level
95 dB
Cabinet principle/ Net volume
Bass Reflex / 2,5 litres per side
Driver units
1 x 4” (105 mm) cone / 1 x 3/4″ (21 mm) dome (per side)
Magnetic shield
Yes

System modulator :

Splitter/system modulator output to link room (Beolink Video Distribution)
Frequency range
479 – 831 MHz (in 1 MHz step), Dual side band
Audio
Mono
According to type : FM sound system G : 5.5MHz, FM sound system I : 6MHz
Connection

Dolby® Digital Decoder : (optional)
1 x 75 ohms aerial male

Decoding capabilities

Dolby® Digital 5.1 channel decoding
Dolby® Pro-Logic decoding of two channel Dolby® Digital
Dolby® Pro-Logic decoding of two channel PCM
Dolby® Pro-Logic decoding of two analogue channels (Lt/Rt)
Automatic format detection (Dolby® Digital, PCM)
Calibration
3 channel Tone control & loudness (L/C/R)
Bass management, Delay management
Sound modes (Speaker 1 – 5)
Speaker 1 : Stereo internal speakers (subwoofer muted)
Speaker 2 2.0/2.1 : Stereo external speakers / Stereo external speakers + subwoofer
Speaker 3 3.0/3.1 : Dolby®-3 stereo / Dolby®-3 stereo + subwoofer
Speaker 4 4.0/4.1 : Stereo-4 / Stereo-4 + subwoofer
Speaker 5 5.0/5.1 : Dolby® Digital or Dolby® Pro-Logic Surround / Dolby® Digital + subwoofer

Connections :

– Digital audio input
– External Beolab loudspeakers

2 x Coax phono, Input-1 for AV-SCART, Input-2 for DECODER-SCART
5 x Power Link (left, right, rear left, rear right, subwoofer. – internal centre)
Loudspeakers recommended, front/rear
BeoLab 1, BeoLab 3, BeoLab 8000, BeoLab 6000, BeoLab 4000
Loudspeakers recommended, subwoofer

Satellite module: (optional)
BeoLab 2
Tuner range
950 – 2150 MHz
Programmes
119 TV/Radio
Sound systems
Mono/Stereo
Satellite radio
Yes
Down conv. supply
14/18 Volts control, Tone control (22 KHz)

DiSEqC (One way control)
Connections
2 x F-connectors (2 x 75 ohms)

Connections:

TV Input
1 x 75 ohms aerial female
V.TAPE – AV
2 x 21-pin Scart sockets
V.TAPE : CVBS in/out, RGB in, Y/C in (automatic 16:9 sense (pin-8), automatic Y/C detect, B&O AVL)
AV : CVBS in/out, RGB in, Y/C in (automatic 16:9 sense (pin-8), automatic Y/C detect, B&O AVL(1-way))
Camcorder/Auxiliary
3 x Phono sockets (video in/audio L-R in), auto detection (video)
Power link
2 PL connectors (Right and Left)
Master Link
ML connector
Headphone socket
1 x Mini jack
STB-Controller output
1 x Mini jack (supports one STB)
PC input
DVI-I connector/audio L-R in
Motorised stand (optional)
5 pole DIN connector.
System Modulator
1 x 75 ohms aerial male (splitter/system modulator output). According to type : G or I RF output
Digital Surround Sound module (AC-3/DTS) (optional)
5 x 8-pin sockets
Satellite module (optional)
2 x F-connector input (2 x 75 ohm)

Link Compatibility:

Master Link module

Optional features & modules:

Table stand (black) 4090
Motorised table stand (aluminium) 4092
Motorised floor stand (aluminium) 4091
Wall bracket (aluminium) 4093
Digital Surround Sound module (AC-3/DTS) 4005
Satellite (DVB-S) to be announced

 

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BeoVision 600

BeoVision 600

BeoVision 600

In 1970, a young designer, David Lewis, created one of the world’s first transportable TVs – Beovision 600 – long before small portable TVs became widespread. Beovision 600 was a black and white TV with a solid handle and weighed just over 13kg. Compared to the pocket-sized TVs of today, it could hardly be called portable. Nevertheless, it was transportable with a 44cm screen and excellent sound quality. The TV set won the iF Design Award in 1970.

Full transistorisation meant that sound and picture appeared at the press of a button, a new and unusual feature at the time. The cabinet was made of plastic and the handle was concealed when not in use. Six pre-set stations could be operated by one press of a button and all settings were concealed in small compartments to prevent inquisitive little fingers fiddling with them. It also featured a retractable flex.

All in all, a pioneering TV design which, in later years, was copied by many other TV manufacturers. Beovision 601 replaced its predecessor in 1973, fitted with several new features which were missed out on Beovision 600.

 
 

BeoVision 600 Product Details

Type Numbers

3801 (1971 - Dec 1972)
3805 (GB) (1971 - Dec 1972)

Manufactured

1970 - 1972

Colour Options

Black or white

BeoVision 600 Product Specification

Picture tube: 44cm
Speaker: 1x 800-ohm oval speaker
Power supply: 220 V
Power consumption: 100 W
Power output: 5 W
Distortion: less than 1 % at 500 mW / 1000 Hz
Dimensions W x H x D: 43.4 x 33.2 x 30.8 cm
Weight: 13.1 kg

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BeoVision 6000

BeoVision 6000

BeoVision 6000

Beovision 6000 was a luxurious colour TV receiver with a 66cm screen and cordless, ultrasonic remote control (designed by David Lewis).

The slim remote control module allowed you to select up to eight TV programmes, adjust volume, brightness and colour strength from the correct viewing and listening position. You could also switch the set off without moving away from your armchair. The ‘recall’ facility provided a digital on-screen display indicating the channel currently being viewed. The reset function automatically returned volume, colour and brightness to pre-set levels.

Beovision 6000 was the first TV with dedicated remote control. Successor to the Beovision 3000 (1967) which was Bang & Olufsen’s first colour TV. The design of the TV set itself was by Henning Moldenhawer.

Picture quality was outstanding, with sharp, bright, precise image definition and natural colours. The automatic cut-off circuit monitored the balance of colours fifty times a second, guaranteeing long-term colour truth.

Sound reproduction was of hi-fi quality because Beovision 6000 was fitted with a 6,5 watts RMS amplifier which had a wide frequency range and less than 0,8% harmonic distortion. The loudspeaker was of a pressure-chamber construction as used in many hi-fi audio systems. There were separate controls for bass and treble and sockets for connecting headphones and additional speakers. The receiver could also be equipped with a module for Teletext reception and video cassette programmes could be reproduced without additional technical adjustment.

 

Beovision 6000’s genuine wood-finished cabinet had a unique tambour screen door for protecting the screen when the set was not in use. The self-styled wooden undercarriage with smooth-running castors was both practical and elegant.

Beovision 6000 was replaced by Beovision 6002 in 1977, again with the same stylish cabinet and sliding, tambour door.

Henning Moldenhawer (Beomaster 900 designer) once dubbed the concept of remote control Terminals as “feel commanders”. This meant that the product could be operated by the thumb on one hand – almost as if the user was feeling his way through a new type of Braille, allowing the eye to concentrate on the TV picture itself.

 
 

BeoVision 6000 Product Details

Type Numbers

3910 (1974 - Feb 1977)
3940 (AUS) (1974 - Dec 1975)
3912 (GB) (1974 - Oct 1976)

Manufactured

1974 - 1977

Colour Options

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BeoVision 6000 Product Specification

Picture size: 66cm
Cabinet table model with tambour doors
Features cordless Commander remote control
Automatic cut off
Tuner AFC

Speaker: forward-facing pressure chamber
Deflection angle: 110°
Aerial impedance: 75 ohms coaxial common VHF-UHF
Sound section:
Power output: RMS 1000 Hz 6.5 W
Distortion at specified: < 2 %
Frequency response:
Amplifier: +/- 1.5 dB 60 – 20,000 Hz
Acoustical: +/- 10 dB 60 – 20,000 Hz
Bass control: +/- 5 dB/100 Hz
Treble control: +/- 10 dB/ 10,000 Hz

Power supply: 220 – 265 V
Power consumption: 190 W
Dimensions W x H x D: 77 x 48 x 48cm
Weight: 42.5 kg

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BeoVision 6002

BeoVision 6002

BeoVision 6002

Beovision 6002 was a luxurious colour TV receiver with a 66cm (viewable) screen and cordless, ultrasonic remote control. The slim remote control module allowed you to select up to eight TV programmes, adjust volume, brightness and colour strength from the correct viewing and listening position. You could also switch the set off without moving away from your armchair. The ‘recall’ facility provided a digital on-screen display indicating the channel currently being viewed. The reset function automatically returned volume, colour and brightness to pre-set levels.

Picture quality was outstanding, with sharp, bright, precise image definition and natural colours. The automatic cut-off circuit monitored the balance of colours fifty times a second, guaranteeing long-term colour truth.

Sound reproduction was of hi-fi quality because Beovision 6002 was fitted with a 6,5 watts RMS amplifier which had a wide frequency range and less than 0,8% harmonic distortion. The loudspeaker was of a pressure-chamber construction as used in many hi-fi audio systems. There were separate controls for bass and treble and sockets for connecting headphones and additional speakers. The receiver could also be equipped with a module for Teletext reception and video cassette programmes could be reproduced without additional technical adjustment.

Beovision 6002’s genuine wood-finished cabinet had a unique tambour screen door for protecting the screen when the set was not in use. The self-styled wooden undercarriage with smooth-running castors was both practical and elegant.

BeoVision 6002 Product Details

Type Numbers

3532

Manufactured

1977 - 1981

Colour Options

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BeoVision 6002 Product Specification

CTV system IPAL
Picture size: 66cm nominal
Cabinet: wood with tambour doors
Number of programmes: 8, UHF channels 21 – 69
Picture tube: 110 degrees in-line
Start time: approx 5 seconds
Speaker: forward-facing pressure chamber
Aerial impedance: 75 ohms coaxial
Sound section:
Power output EMS 1000 Hz 6.5 watts
Distortion at specified output < 0.8 %
Frequency response
Amplifier: +/- 1.5 dB 60 – 15,000 Hz
Acoustical: +/- 10 dB 60 – 20,000 Hz
Bass control: +/- 5 dB / 100 Hz
Treble control: +/- 10 dB / 10,000 Hz
Power supply: 180 – 265 V
Power consumption: 115 W
Standby: 1.5 W
Dimensions (WxHxD): 77 x 48 x 48cm/40Kg
Finishes: teak or rosewood
Standard features: Self-styled legs, Headphone/ext speaker output, Channel indication
Optional accessories: Tape/amp, o/p kit, Teletext decoder

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BeoVision 601

BeoVision 601

BeoVision 601

The Beovision 601 was visually very similar to the Beovision 600, but it used a mildly redesigned chassis. The changes centred mostly around the receiver section, which made greater use of integrated circuits that the previous model had done.

The Beovision 601 was the last true Bang & Olufsen portable television, in as much as it was designed and produced by them in Denmark. It would be the late 1980’s before another portable model would appear, which was the disappointing MX 1500, a Philips set made in a Philips factory in Italy.

 
 

BeoVision 601 Product Details

Type Numbers

3810
3814

Manufactured

1977 - 1981

Colour Options

Black or white

BeoVision 601 Product Specification

Picture tube 17″ – 44 cm
Preprogramming VHF – UHF
Speaker One side-facing
Power supply 220 volts
Power consumption 90 watts
Dimensions H x W x D 33.2 x 43.4 x 30.8 cm
Weight 13.1 kg
Picture tube 110°
TV tuner range 2 – 11
21 – 60
TV system CCIR
VHF B
UHF G
Aerial impedance 75 ohms coaxial
Common VHF – UHF
Sound output 4 watts
Harmonic distortion < 1 %
Bass control No
Treble control Yes

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Beovision 6002 Ultrasonic Commander

Beovision 6002 & 3802 Ultrasonic Commander

Beovision 6002 Ultrasonic Commander

Very clever design allowed this remote to be used easily in the dark. The Hill and Dale effect of the control keys allowed one to navigate the remote with one’s thumb easily. Made not only for the top of the range 6002 but also for the 3802.

 
 

Beovision 6002 Ultrasonic Commander Product Details

Type Numbers

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Designer

Manufactured

1977 - 1981

Colour Options

Black, White.

Beovision 6002 Ultrasonic Commander Product Specification

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Beovision 3802 Ultrasonic Commander

Beovision 6002 & 3802 Ultrasonic Commander

Beovision 3802 Ultrasonic Commander

Very clever design allowed this remote to be used easily in the dark. The Hill and Dale effect of the control keys allowed one to navigate the remote with one’s thumb easily. Made not only for the top of the range 6002 but also for the 3802.

 
 

Beovision 3802 Ultrasonic Commander Product Details

Type Numbers

Please let us know​

Designer

Manufactured

1977 - 1981

Colour Options

Black, White.

Beovision 3802 Ultrasonic Commander Product Specification

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BeoVision 5502

BeoVision 5502

BeoVision 5502

“As yet, none of us need 32 TV channels, let alone 100. But satellite re-broadcasting systems and cable TV, including regional and community networks, might soon change that” (1983 catalogue)

 

Therefore, Bang & Olufsen equipped all the luxury Beovision models with an advanced digital tuner that had the capacity for receiving 100 UHF channels, 32 of which could be stored in the set’s microcomputer memory for instant recall at the touch of a button.

The real boon for most viewers is that you could locate, store and recall any of these stations without leaving your armchair. All you had to do was touch a key on the Beovision Video terminal. So although B&O gave its “future-safe” luxury TV range more micro-electronics, more features and more connection possibilities than ever before, they made, at the same time, all the complex technology even more accessible – instantly. To borrow a phrase from the computer industry, Bang & Olufsen’s ’02-Series’ TVs were “user-friendly”.

Beovisions 5502, 7702, 8802 and 9002 all shared the same advanced chassis design and offered the same user-benefits. They were true “luxury” sets because many ‘extras’ offered by other companies, were given as standard by Bang & Olufsen.

The Beovision Video terminal supplied with Beovisions 5502, 7702, 8802 and 9002 offered a plethora of operational benefits. In addition there was also an advanced ‘tune and store’ function that allowed you to operate the automatic tuning system from the comfort of your chair.

One touch of the ‘tune’ button started the digital tuner scanning the wavelengths of the UHF band. When it found a station, it stopped – giving you the opportunity to either reject or accept it. If it was an unsatisfactory reception from a distant transmitter (or simply a station you don’t like!), you just pressed ‘tune’ again to continue the search. When you found a station you enjoy, on a channel giving a good, clear reception, you could instruct the set’s microcomputer to remember that transmission frequency by pressing ‘store’ followed by your own choice of pre-set programme number (e.g. for BBC2 you might designate pre-set number 2). Thereafter, whenever you wanted to watch BBC2, you simply touch button ‘2’ on your remote Terminal.

Up to 32 different TV stations could be located and stored in this way, so your Beovision really is ‘future-safe’ because it has plenty of spare capacity to accommodate new programme sources as and when they come ‘on stream’.

The latest type of Beovision Video terminal also had a button marked ‘sound’. This was only effective with Bang & Olufsen stereo TVs – Beovision 7802 and Beovision 8902.

Beovision 5502 had a 50cm screen and measured 62cm wide, 40cm high (71.5cm including stand) and 39cm deep.

Beovision 7702 had a 22″ screen. Dimensions were 67.5cm wide, 43.5cm high ( 76cm including stand) and 41.5cm deep.

Beovision 8802 had a 26″ screen and measured 77cm wide, 49cm high (80cm including stand) and 45.5cm deep.

All three models had slim cabinets finished in a choice of natural teak or rosewood. White finish was available to special order.

 
 

BeoVision 5502 Product Details

Type Numbers

8802 - colour tv with 26"
7702 - 22"
5502 - 20" screens

Designer

Please let us know

Manufactured

1984 - 1987

Colour Options

Teak, rosewood or white

BeoVision 5502 Product Specification

Sound system: mono
Consumption normal use watts: 75
Stand by watts: 2

Video Terminal
TV programmes: 32
AV programmes: 3

CTV system:
I PAL
UHF: 21-69

Dimensions:
Width: 77 cm.
Height: 49 cm.
Depth: 45.5 cm.

Picture:
High Bright in-line
Selfconverging
Automatic contrast
Permanent Colour Truth
Programme and channel display

High Fidelity amplifier.
Log-line Compact 2-way speaker system
Sound output RMS watts : 14

Controls: Beovision Video Terminal.

Prepared for satellite TV and Teletext.
Stereo and bilingual broadcasts via stereo decoder and connection to your stereo music system.

Connections:
AV socket 21pin
External speaker
Headphone
Audio amplifier/tape, loop amplifier

Options:
Teletext module
Dual video simulcast interface

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BeoVision 5500

BeoVision 5500

BeoVision 5500

Beovision 5500 had a 50cm High Bright tube with automatic contrast regulation, so the picture always looked bright and clear, with true-to-life colour even in daylight viewing.

Quality was not compromised simply because it was physically a small set. Picture and sound reproduction used the same high technology as that featured on the 26″ Beovision 8800. The remote control system wa also identical, with up to 16 channels available for instant selection.

Beovision 5500 – like the other Beovisions in this family – was exceptionally cool running, with maximum power consumption under 75 watts – less than an ordinary light bulb! Because less heat was generated inside the set, vital components were exposed to less physical stress and therefore had a longer working life. High reliability was, and still is, an important factor when choosing a new TV.

If remote control or access to Teletext was not required, then Beovision 5000 was a suitable alternative offering manual selection of up to 12 stations. The rest of the facilities offered by this television set were the same as its more luxurious brother, the Beovision 5500.

 
 

BeoVision 5500 Product Details

Type Numbers

3315 (1981 - Aug 1983)
3325 (B) (1981 - Nov 1983)
3340 (D) (1981 - Aug 1983)
3335 (F) (1981 - Dec 1983)
3316 (GB) (1981 - May 1983)
3416 (GB, View Data) (1981 - Feb 1984)
3308 (GR) (1981 - May 1983)
3406 (Monitor) (1981 - Dec 1985)
3336 (Multi) (1981 - Feb 1984)
3446 (Multi/Oscar) (1981 - Dec 1983)
3415 (View Data) (1981 - Feb 1984)

Designer

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Manufactured

1980 - 1982

Colour Options

Teak or rosewood

BeoVision 5500 Product Specification

CTV system IPAL
Picture size: 51cm nominal
Cabinet: wood
Number of programmes: 16 UHF channels 21 – 69
Picture tube: 110 degrees in-line self-converging
Start time: approx 5 seconds
Aerial impedance: 75 ohms coaxial
Sound power output: 14 watts
Harmonic distortion: <0,3%
Frequency range +/- 1,5dB: 40 – 20000 Hz
Power supply (50 – 60Hz): 180 – 265 V
Power consumption: 65 – 130W
Consumption at normal use: 75W
Standby: <2W
Dimensions (WxHxD): 62 x 40 x 39cm/25.5Kg
Finishes: teak or rosewood
Standard features: Undercarriage (34cm high), headphones/ext speaker output, Channel indication, tape/amp output
Optional accessories: Loop amplifier, Teletext decoder, Video FBAS kit

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BeoVision 5102

BeoVision 5102

BeoVision 5102

In the days before widescreen, active speakers and Dolby Digital modules, the catalogue of 1985 stated that: “it would be foolish to spend more money that you needed. Why pay for multiple features and facilities when all you wanted was the best possible picture quality, good sound and instant remote access to all available UHF TV channels?”. Unfortunately, those days have long since gone!

The most sensible and economic answer to such a modest set of demands was right there, it stated, in the ‘traditional’ Beovision 5102, 7102 and 8102. All three sets were identical; it was only the size of the tubes that differed. You obtained the same type of picture tube as in the luxury sets (the Beovision 5502, 7702 and 8802 range, for example): automatic colour balance, high reliability… and a bright, clear, natural-looking picture. Sound quality was 6 watts RMS.

The remote control was identical too – the Beovision Video Terminal was used on all of the sets. You could tune across the entire UHF band and store up to 32 station frequencies in the set’s microcomputer memory for instant recall. The Beovision Video Terminal made it easy to control.

Sound output was 6 watts. Connections were provided for an extension speaker and a tape recorder; the tape socket had an alternative function – you could use it to feed the TV sound through a hi-fi system. And connecting a Loop Amplifier would allow a person with a hearing aid to enjoy TV sound more fully.

All three models could be supplied with or without Teletext facilities. The slim-line cabinets were identical in design but offered an alternative in materials and finish: a furniture-crafted wood cabinet finished in rich-grained natural teak or rosewood; Beovision 5102 was also finished in natural grey.

 
 

BeoVision 5102 Product Details

Type Numbers

7700 (1984 - July 1986)
7720 (GB) (1984 - Dec 1986)
7723 (GB, TXT) (1984 - July 1984)

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Manufactured

1981 - 1983

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BeoVision 5102 Product Specification

Picture tube size: 51cm
Cabinet: grey metallic or rosewood
Number of programmes 32 (VHF – UHF); range UHF 21 – 69, VHF 2 – 12
or VHF 46.25 – 105.25 MHz and 113.25 – 294.25 MHz
Picture tube: 30 AX 110° in line self converging
Start time: approx. 5 sec
Aerial impedance: 75 ohms coaxial

Speakers: full range
Sound power output: 6 W
Harmonic distortion: < 0.3 %
Intermodulation: < 2.5 %
Frequency range: +/- 1.5 dB 40 – 20000 Hz
Power bandwidth: 10 – 35,000 Hz
Signal-to-noise ratio: > 55 dB
Bass control: +8 -5 dB / 100 Hz
Treble control: +9 -6 dB / 10,000 Hz

Power supply: 180 – 265 V
Power consumption: 75 (65 – 130) W
Stand-by: < 2 W
Dimensions W x H x D: 62 x 40 x 39cm
Weight: 25.5 kg

Connections: external speakers (min. 4 ohms)
Tape output: 600 mV / 1 kohms
Amplifier output: 600 mV / 1 kohms

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