Overview

Beogram 1902 was a newly developed (1979/80) fully automatic, hi-fi stereo record player with Electronic Servo Drive (ESD) which meant that you never had to adjust speed. The Beogram 1902 did that automatically. It was resistant to variations in the mains current.

All functions were chosen via the single rectangular operating panel; Beogram 1902 did the rest. It was resistant to vibrations and shock because it rotatory mechanism and pickup arm had an efficient spring suspension. The pickup was so light that even warped records could be tracked. In fact, the arm was so light and the pickup’s diamond stylus so highly polished that it would not audibly damage your record even if the arm was thrown against the grooves.

The cartridge was the MMC 4000 which had a naked elliptical stylus. Recommended stylus pressure was 1,0g and frequency range was 20 – 25000 Hz.

Product Details

Product Specification

Sound system Stereo, matrix
Output DIN 8.5 mV /47 kohms
Speeds 33 – 45

Tonearm: radial
Stylus pressure range 0 – 2 g

Automatic record-size: Yes, 17 and 30 cm
Automatic pickup movement Yes
Automatic speed selection Yes

Pickup: MMC 4000
Recommended stylus pressure: 1 g
Stylus: elliptical naked diamond
Radius of curvature: 5 x 17 µm

Wow and flutter, DIN: 43 dB
Rumble DIN weighted: > 63 dB
Speed deviation: +/- 3 %

Tracking error: 0.126°
Lift system: mechanical
Antiskating: Yes, automatic

Motor: Servo controlled DC
Drive system Flat belt

Turntable: 30 cm / 0.8 kg

Power supply: 220 (110 – 130 – 240) V
Power consumption 8 W

Dimensions: 44 x 8.5 x 33cm
Weight 6 kg

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