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BeoVision 3000

BeoVision 3000

BeoVision 3000

Beovision 3000 and 3300 had 50cm screens and were, at the time of the 1979 – 80 catalogue, Bang & Olufsen’s smallest colour TV sets. They were identical technically, except that Beovision 3300 had the ability to be controlled by remote control.

However, it was only the size of the screens and the outer dimensions of the sets that were small, according to the catalogue. Inside, the technology was on a par with B&O’s biggest models, with the same advanced circuits that made the bigger 26″ models renown for their reliability and high quality levels. In order to secure the best sound reproduction, Bang & Olufsen included a large, forward-facing pressure chamber loudspeaker and a 6,5 watts RMS hi-fi amplifier, similar to those in audio setups.

The sets’ cabinets were finished in genuine wood veneers and lived up to the tradition of excellent Danish furniture workmanship.

 
 

BeoVision 3000 Product Details

Type Numbers

3537 (1978 - July 1981)
3539 (16 CH) (1978 - Oct 1981)
3538 (GB) (1978 - Nov 1980)

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1978 - 1981

Colour Options

Teak or Rosewood

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Picture size: 51 cm
Cabinet: wood veneer
Features:
Cordless remote control
Start time Ca. 5 sec
Automatic cut off
AFC
Number of programs 8 VHF – UHF
Easy touch
Ranges VHF 2 – 12, UHF 21 – 69
Speaker: forward-facing pressure chamber
Deflection angle: 110° in line
Aerial impedance: 75 ohms coaxial common VHF – UHF

Sound section:
Power output EMS: 1000 Hz 6.5 W
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
Stand by 1.5 W
Dimensions W x H x D: 62.5 x 40 x 38.5cm
Weight: 25.5kg

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BeoVision 3

BeoVision 3

BeoVision 3-28

BeoVision 3-32

” Close your eyes and imagine your perfect TV. Should it have the latest digital surround sound decoder and a connection for extra loudspeakers? Integrated control of your satellite and DVD sources? And what about an anti-reflection contrast screen to improve your viewing comfort? Whatever you opt for, what you get as standard is Bang & Olufsen sound and picture quality – and a luxurious television experience that matches your own personal needs exactly.

BeoVision 3 28 is a smaller version of the 77cm-screen . The TV set incorporates similar functions to that of its bigger brother but is just a 67cm viewable screen and is designed to allow for greater flexibility in respect of positioning.

This smaller-screened television is, design-wise, the same as BeoVision 3 32. The chassis (50Hz) is basically the same as in BeoVision 1 Update III (50Hz); operation and specification is therefore the same (including the tuner and speakers).

Design

When it comes to widescreen television, you may think that you’ve seen it all before. But take a look at the new BeoVision 3 28 and see what happens when intelligent design meets state-of the art technology. A perfect picture and truly great sound removes the distance between you and what’s happening on the screen.

Picture it for yourself: a wide screen elegantly framed in a colour of your choice. BeoVision 3 is designed to match your personal environment as well as your demands for a perfect viewing experience.

Clear Vision

What is it you’re watching on the screen? A true picture or poor image? The real-flat screen of BeoVision 3 offers the best viewing possible and the widescreen format ensures that it’s made for movie watching.

The more you can lose yourself in a film, the more enjoyable the experience becomes. That’s why anything that comes between the viewer and the picture is eliminated. Like reflections. A special contrast screen coating on the screen – fitted as standard * – reduces them to an absolute minimum and ensures a perfect viewing experience.

VisionClear is not something you’re meant to notice, but just enjoy. It starts already when you switch your BeoVision 3 on. Within a second it adjusts contrast levels, brilliance and colour to match the unique light conditions in the room – and will carry on doing so until you switch off again. (More on VisionClear)

 
 

BeoVision 3 Product Details

Type Numbers

BeoVision 3-28
8850
8852
8853
8855
8856
8858

BeoVision 3-32

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BeoVision 3-28 - 2003 - 2005
BeoVision 3-32 - 2001 - 2006

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BeoVision 3 Product Specification

BeoVision 3-28

Standard features:
– Set Top Box controller
– Power Link connection
– Remote: BEO4. (Supplied with the set)
– 8 Menu languages (UK, D, F, I, NL, E, S, DK)
– PIN code protection for all markets

Optional features :
– SAT-receiver (DVB-S)
– ML-module (Master/Slave)
– System modulator
– Digital Surround Sound (AC-3/DTS)
– Coated front glass
– Motorised Base Type 4179
– Dolby Digital/DTS Type 4005
– MasterLink Module Type 4015
– RF Modulator Type 4018

CTV

Dimensions
W x H x D/Weight 85,0 x 70,0 x 52,0cm/ 45 kg
Cabinet finish
Black, Blue, Yellow, Grey, Red, Green.
Power consumption
Typical 115 W, standby 0.5 W
Terminal included
Beo4
Picture tube (Visual picture)
70cm, 16:9, RF, 50Hz, Black line, Black Matrix (66cm)
Contrast screen
(Grey glass)
VisionClear
Automatic picture control
Auto cut-off

CTI

Adaptive Luminance Peaking
Adaptive black

Scan Velocity Modulation
Teletext
Improved Teletext, Level 2.5

9 memory pages per programme
CTV system
According to type: B/G/D/K/I/L/L´/M, PAL/SECAM, NTSC on AV
Tuner
Full range, 45 – 860 MHz
Pre-tuned TV programmes
99, auto naming

8 Programme Groups
Stereo decoders
A2 + NICAM

Menus: Languages
English, Danish, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, German, French, Swedish
Speakers

Power amplifier modules
2 units, full range
Frequency range
85-20,000 Hz
Max sound pressure level
94 dB
Cabinet principle/Net volume
Bass Reflex/2.1 litres
Woofer
90 mm
Bass equaliser
Adaptive
Magnetic shielded
Yes

Input TV
Aerial, 1 x 75 ohms
V.Tape – AV/Decoder
2 x 21-pin for V.TAPE, A/V or Decoder. RGB and S-Video in.
Camcorder/Auxiliary
3 x phono sockets (video in/audio L-R in)
Headphone socket
Mini jack
Power Link
2 x 8-pin sockets
Master Link (Optional)
1 x Master Link
System modulator (Optional)
1 x 75 ohm aerial male (Splitter/System modulator Output).
Set-top box Controller
Digital Surround Sound module
(AC-3/DTS)
Motorised stand operation
Mini jack
5 x 8-pin sockets

1 X 5 pin socket

Contrast screen, Anti-reflex coated *)
Master Link Module
4015
System Modulator EU
System Modulator GB
Digital Surround Sound module
4016
4018
4005
(AC-3/DTS)

*) BeoVision 3 – 28 with built-in AR coated glass only available ex. factory

Stands
Type:
Height inc. TV
Video stand
Motorised base (For video stand)
Motorised base (For TV)
4068
4066
4179
112 cm 1115 mm
112 cm 1119 mm
72 cm

Market Specifications:
Market:
Type:
Country:
Active CTV system
Basic CTV system *)
System modulator
8850
8852
8853
8855
8856
8858

 

BeoVision 3-32

BeoVision 3 – 32
Dimensions W x H x D: 96 x 77 x 58cm Weight: 65 kg

Front Cloth Colours: Red, Black, Grey, Dark Grey, Green, Blue, Yellow

Power consumption: Typical 134 watt/stand-by < 1.8 watt
Terminal included: Beo4

Picture tube/Visual picture 81 cm / 76 cm (16:9)
Wide-Screen, Real Flat

Curtain: Electronic

Contrast screen (Optional): Anti-reflex coating

VisionClear:
Auto picture adjustment
Auto cut-off
Digital CTI
Adaptive Luminance Peaking
Scan Velocity Modulation
Improved letterbox
Motion Clear

Teletext:
Teletext level 2*, 1780 pages
Wide Screen Signalling (WSS)
FastText (FLOF), 4 memory pages per program
17 Teletext languages in 7 groups
Group 0 English, German, Swedish, Italian, French, Spanish/Portuguese, Czech/Slovak
Group 1 Polish, German, Swedish, Italian, French, Serbo-croat, Czech/Slovak, Romanian
Group 2 English, German, Swedish, Italian, French, Spanish/Portuguese, Turkish
(Russian) Group 3 English, Russian, Estonian, Czech/Slovak, German, Lithuanian/Lettish, Ukrainian
(Greece) Group 4 English, German, Swedish, Italian, French, Spanish/Portuguese, Turkish, Greek
(Arabic) Group 5 English, Arabic, French
(Hebrew) Group 6 English, Hebrew, Arabic
Tuning: Auto-tune, program move and semiautomatic naming

Tuner range: 45 – 860 MHz, VHF, S, Hyper, UHF

TV programmes: 99

Stereo decoders: A2 + NICAM

Theft protection: With pin-code or Disabled

Speakers :
Power amplifier modules:
4 units

Long term max. output power per module: 39 watts

Frequency range: 55 – 20,000 Hz

Max. sound pressure level: 96 dB

Cabinet principle/ Net volume: Bass Reflex / 3.5 litres

Woofer: 115 mm
Tweeter: 18 mm
Bass equalizer: Adaptive
Magnetic shielded: Yes
Dolby® Digital Decoder : (optional)
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 speakers:
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)

Speakers recommended, Front/Rear:
BeoLab 8000, BeoLab 6000, BeoLab 4000 or BeoLab1

Speakers recommended, Subwoofer: BeoLab 2

System modulator : (optional):
Splitter/System modulator output to Link Room (Beolink Video Distribution)

Frequency range:
479 – 831 MHz (in 1 MHz step), Dual side band

Video:
Automatic Gain Control

Audio:
Mono
According to type : FM sound system G : 5.5MHz, FM sound system I : 6MHz

Connection: 1 x 75 ohm arial male

Satellite module : (optional)

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-connector (2 x 75 ohm)

Set Top Box-Controller : (optional)

Controlling boxes with BEO4:
Supported boxes : Se list at Bang & Olufsen Retail System (via internet)

Controlling one or two boxes (2 x STB):
1 box controlled by use of the IR-blaster included in the kit.
2 box controlled by use of the IR-blaster included in the kit and IR Y-adaptor(6174171) and one more IR-blaster(8330352).

Connection: 1 x Stereo mini jack

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BeoVision 2000

BeoVision 2000

BeoVision 2000

In 1965 came true combination of craftsmanship and advanced technology: Beovision 2000RG was a combined TV and radiogram. It had a sliding door to cover the monochrome TV screen when it was not being use and had stereo speakers mounted either side.

The optional tape recorder was available in two versions – Mono and Stereo.

BeoVision 2000 Product Details

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1965 - 1968

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BeoVision 2600

BeoVision 2600

BeoVision 2600

This “open screen” table model was one of B&O’s early attempts to produce a more compact colour receiver that was suitable for smaller rooms. Using the chassis from the Beovision 3200 and a 22” “push through” tube, the set was neat and elegant but still not exactly small, the two massive chassis were shared with the other models in the range and these, rather than the screen size, dictated the dimensions of the cabinet. An attempt to disguise the bulk was made by adding a black strip all around the back of the cabinet, breaking up the otherwise vast expanses of wood, though this can be said to be only partially successful.

The front of the Beovision 2600 was finished in matt black and trimmed around the outside with aluminium. The loudspeakers (two elliptical units made by Celestion in the UK) took up a new position to the left of the screen, displacing the convergence controls to a hatch on the underside. Access to these was easy if the set was mounted on the optional stand but impossible if it was placed on a (sturdy) table. This was not ideal, as a set of this design should not be moved once convergence is completed.

The Beovision 2600 was not replaced directly when the 3400 range was introduced as all these models came with 26” tubes. However, the table version of the Beovision 3400 was considerably smaller than the 2600 anyway, so in practice a problem did not arise. 22” sets were re-introduced with the new 39XX series models, for example the Beovision 3500.

 
 

BeoVision 2600 Product Details

Type Numbers

3611 (1969 - Dec 1972)
3619 (1969 - Dec 1972)

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1969 - 1972

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BeoVision 2600 Product Specification

Picture tube: 22-in. shadow mask tube, Type A 56-120 X
Special feature: automatic colour section cut-out when set is tuned to monochrome Telecast
Tuning:
VHF and UHF: all pushbuttons may be set for any desired channel on VHF (bands I and III, channels 2 – 11) or UHF (channels 21 – 70, 625 lines)

Sound:

Power output: 3.5 W at 10 % distortion
Distortion: 1 % at 3 W
Tone control range: bass +/- 12 dB at 100 Hz; treble +/- 12 dB at 10 kHz
Sound detector: radio detector
Sound intermediate frequency: 6 MHz, 2 stages

Dimensions W x H x D: 71.7 x 45.8 x 49.2cm
Weight: 45 kg
Voltage: 200 – 220 – 240 V AC (in the 220 V position the receiver operated in the range 190 – 240 V
Frequency: 50 Hz
Power consumption: approx. 330 W
Connections: Inputs VHF aerial 75 ohms unbalanced
UHF aerial 75 ohms unbalanced
Outputs: extensions speaker, 3 – 5 ohms (switching feature provided in jack)

 

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BeoVision 2800

BeoVision 2800

BeoVision 2800

BeoVision 2800 Product Details

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Manufactured

1968 - 1971

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BeoVision 1600K

BeoVision 1600K

BeoVision 1600K Product Details

Type Numbers

3813 (1973 - 1976)

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1971 - 1972

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BeoVision 1600K Product Specification

Picture tube: 61cm (4:3)
Pre-programming: VHF – UHF
Speaker: one forward-facing

Power supply: 220 V
Power consumption: 90 W
Dimensions H x W x D: 44 x 62 x 39cm
Weight: 24 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 W
Harmonic distortion: < 1 %
Bass control: Yes
Treble control: Yes

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BeoVision 1500SJ

BeoVision 1500SJ

BeoVision 1500SJ

BeoVision 1500SJ Product Details

Type Numbers

340x

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Manufactured

1966 - 1967

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BeoVision 1500SJ Product Specification

Aerial Impedance, VHF
UHF 75 ohms may be altered to 240 ohms by removing transformer 0972085/0507745
240 ohms only
Extension Speaker Connection 3-5 ohms
Gramophone Connection Prepared for gramophone (Beogram 1000, Type 5202) and crystal pick-up
Power Consumption (Measured with moving-iron instrument)
TV: 1100 mA (Approx. 245 W)
FM: 300 mA (Approx 70 W)
GR: 250 mA (Approx 55 W)
Power supply 220 V, DC or AC
Power Output 2.5 W
Tape Recorder Connection Prepared for diode output
Tuning FM tuner, 87.5 – 100.5 Mc/1: with AFC
VHF tuner with mechanical memory device: channels 2-11
UHF tuner with continuous tuning: channels 21-70
470-870 Mc/s
Valves PPC 189, VHF RF amplifier
PCF 86, VHF mixer

3 x EF 184, Video IF amplifiers
PCL 84, AGC and video output stage
A59 – 11W, Picture tube, 23 in. 114º
UCF 80 1, Noise inverter and 1st sound IF amplifier
UCF 80 2, AGC diode and 2nd sound IF amplifier
UCL 82, AF amplifier and output stage
PCF 80 3, Separator
PCL 85, Video output stage
ECC 81, Automatic line control
PCF 80 4, Line oscillator
PL 500, Line output
PY 88, Booster diode
DY 87, High voltage diode
UCC 85, FM RF amplifier and mixer
UCH 81, 2nd FM mixer
UM 84, Tuning indicator
Dimensions W x H x D, Beovision 1500 K: 60 x 49.3 x 39.6 cm
Dimensions W x H x D, Beovision 1500 SJ: 63.6 x 84.7 x 42.9 cm
Weight, Beovision 1500 K 28.5 kg
Weight, Beovision 1500 SJ 36 kg

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BeoVision 1600

BeoVision 1600

BeoVision 1600

The Beovision 1600 replaced the Beovision 1400 range and included a new all-transistor chassis. As before, a 24” wide-angle tube was fitted, the largest monochrome tube that was available at the time. In contrast to the 1400 range, only one cabinet style was available, a table model, though this could be fitted with an optional pillar stand for free-standing use. The design was simple and elegant, with the minimum of cabinet work around the screen.

The controls were all of a new design, and concealed when not in use. Each one was mounted in a small latching drawer marked with a graphical symbol to represent its function. To adjust a setting (volume, brightness etc), one only had to touch the relevant drawer lightly and it would open, allowing access to an edgewise rotary control. The tuning worked in a similar manner, where the tuning controls were hidden inside the channel selector buttons. To adjust the tuning, one would press the button one wished to adjust, thus selecting the channel, then press again to slide out the drawer to reveal the tuning scale and control.

To make the most of the instant picture possibilities that the adoption of transistors (instead of the valves in previous models) offered, the heater of the picture tube of the Beovision 1600 was left energised at all times. In order to extend the life of the tube, when the set was switched “off”, the heater was run at a slightly lower level of power. Even despite this, the picture appeared truly instantly as soon as the “on” button was pressed, something that no other range of Beovision TV sets has been capable of since.

The rest of the design was quite conventional, with the exception of the voltage regulator which could tolerate a very wide range of mains voltages without picture disturbance.

The Beovision 1600 was the last large-screen monochrome Beovision model

BeoVision 1600 Product Details

Type Numbers

3804 (1971 - Dec 1972)
3813 (1971 - Sept 1978)
3806 (K, GB) (1971 - 1972)

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1971 - 1978

Colour Options

Rosewood/Teak

BeoVision 1600 Product Specification

Picture tube: 61cm (4:3)
Vertical and horizontal hold: automatic
Flyback: blanked for vertical and horizontal deflection
Tuning: 6-button diode tuning

Power output: 5 W
Distortion: < 1% at 4W/1000 Hz
Speaker: 800 ohms oval type, forward-facing
Tone controls: continuously variable bass and treble
Sound Intermediate Frequency Sound IF amplifier & detector employing integrated circuits
Single-tuned filter and 4.43 MHz < filter
Quadrature circuit

Dimensions W x H x D: 62 x 43.6 x 39cm
Weight: 24 kg
Mains voltage: 190 – 265 V without switching
Frequency: 50 – 60 Hz
Power consumption: 100 W
Connections: Inputs UHF aerial: 75 ohms
Outputs Tape recorder output requires installation of a type 8903044 tape recorder kit

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BeoVision 1601

BeoVision 1601

BeoVision 1601

The Beovision 1600 replaced the Beovision 1400 range and included a new all-transistor chassis. As before, a 24” wide-angle tube was fitted, the largest monochrome tube that was available at the time. In contrast to the 1400 range, only one cabinet style was available, a table model, though this could be fitted with an optional pillar stand for free-standing use. The design was simple and elegant, with the minimum of cabinet work around the screen.

The controls were all of a new design, and concealed when not in use. Each one was mounted in a small latching drawer marked with a graphical symbol to represent its function. To adjust a setting (volume, brightness etc), one only had to touch the relevant drawer lightly and it would open, allowing access to an edgewise rotary control. The tuning worked in a similar manner, where the tuning controls were hidden inside the channel selector buttons. To adjust the tuning, one would press the button one wished to adjust, thus selecting the channel, then press again to slide out the drawer to reveal the tuning scale and control.

To make the most of the instant picture possibilities that the adoption of transistors (instead of the valves in previous models) offered, the heater of the picture tube of the Beovision 1600 was left energised at all times. In order to extend the life of the tube, when the set was switched “off”, the heater was run at a slightly lower level of power. Even despite this, the picture appeared truly instantly as soon as the “on” button was pressed, something that no other range of Beovision TV sets has been capable of since.

The rest of the design was quite conventional, with the exception of the voltage regulator which could tolerate a very wide range of mains voltages without picture disturbance.

The Beovision 1600 was the last large-screen monochrome Beovision model

BeoVision 1601 Product Details

Type Numbers

3804 (1971 - Dec 1972)
3813 (1971 - Sept 1978)
3806 (K, GB) (1971 - 1972)

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1971 - 1978

Colour Options

Rosewood/Teak

BeoVision 1601 Product Specification

Picture tube: 61cm (4:3)
Vertical and horizontal hold: automatic
Flyback: blanked for vertical and horizontal deflection
Tuning: 6-button diode tuning

Power output: 5 W
Distortion: < 1% at 4W/1000 Hz
Speaker: 800 ohms oval type, forward-facing
Tone controls: continuously variable bass and treble
Sound Intermediate Frequency Sound IF amplifier & detector employing integrated circuits
Single-tuned filter and 4.43 MHz < filter
Quadrature circuit

Dimensions W x H x D: 62 x 43.6 x 39cm
Weight: 24 kg
Mains voltage: 190 – 265 V without switching
Frequency: 50 – 60 Hz
Power consumption: 100 W
Connections: Inputs UHF aerial: 75 ohms
Outputs Tape recorder output requires installation of a type 8903044 tape recorder kit

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BeoVision 1400

BeoVision 1400

BeoVision 1400

BeoVision 1400 Product Details

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