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Beovox RL 2000

Bang & Olufsen Beovox RL 2000

Beovox RL 2000

Beovox RL was available in four sizes, each with its own sound experience generated by size and strength.

The speakers accentuated different sound facets when positioned in different ways. Special fittings allowed you to position the three largest RL speakers as you wished. Suspended from the ceiling or on the wall. Standing in a corner or on a shelf. Or placed discreetly on the floor – either on a stand or in direct contact with the floor if you really wanted heavy bass sound – for dancing for example. The hard moulded plastic shell had no parallel surfaces, and the space between the bracing ribs was covered with asphalt. This special construction ensured a pure and authentic sound experience – with minimal cabinet resonance.

The special fittings, available as accessories, made it possible to tilt and turn Beovox RL speakers, in order to focus the sound towards your listening position, giving you the perfect stereo perspective.

 
 

Beovox RL 2000 Product Details

Type Numbers

6521 (1991 - Jan 1994)

Designer

Manufactured

1991 - 1994

Colour Options

Black, White

Beovox RL 2000 Product Specification

RMS power handling capacity 45 W
Music power handling capacity: 60W
Impedance: 8 ohms
Frequency range +4 -8 dB 48 – 20,000 Hz
Power at 96 dB SPL 2.5 dB
Sensitivity 1 W 92 dB
Acoustic principle: Bass reflex
Woofer: 16cm
Tweeter: 1.9cm
Crossover frequency: 2500 Hz
Net volume: 16 litre
Dimensions W x H x D: 54 x 40.5 x 16cm
Weight:6.8 kg

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Beovox RL 35

Bang & Olufsen Beovox RL 35

Beovox RL 35

The idea behind Beovox Red Line speakers was one of flexibility. A Red Line speaker was so flexible that it could be placed anywhere. On the ceiling, the wall, or on the floor.

You could hang them semi-permanently on the wall, and if you had a party you could place them on the floor and thereby add extra emphasis to the bass. The different ways of placing them accentuated different frequencies. You could also tilt them if you chose to hang them on the wall. This allowed you to adjust the sound image and direct the sound right at your listening position. However, Red Line was more than merely flexible. It was an impressive bass reflex speaker with a revolutionary new cabinet that ‘curved’ round the sound thereby eliminating irritating resonance because there were no parallel surfaces.

Music that never stands still

Red Line loudspeakers followed your music tastes right up the wall if you wanted! All models except the RL35 could be hung on the wall or be suspended from the ceiling; and, if your dancing feet wanted to make the most of the bass notes, then Red Line could be positioned on the floor, supported by the built-in floor stand. By using Red Line speakers, you weren’t plagued by cables that wrapped themselves around your feet like spaghetti either; Red Line’s flexible spiral cables provided the decorative and practical answer.

The shell was cast in a hard synthetic material and the shape that was devised for the range was characterised by the fact that it allowed for practically no resonance whatsoever.

 
 

Beovox RL 35 Product Details

Type Numbers

6515 (1988 - Dec 1991)

Designer

Manufactured

1988 - 1991

Colour Options

Grey

Beovox RL 35 Product Specification

Dimensions W x H x D 32 x 40 x 12.5cm
Weight 3.5 kg
Long-term max. input power 60 W
Maximum noise power 35 W
Speaker impedance 8 ohms
Frequency range 48 – 20,000 Hz
Power at 96 dB SPL 2.5 W
Sensitivity 1 W 92 dB
Distortion < 0.7 %
Cabinet principle: Bass Reflex
Woofer: 13cm
Tweeter: 9cm
Crossover frequency 3500 Hz
Net volume:10 litre
Connections:: spring terminals

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Beovox RL 6000

Bang & Olufsen Beovox RL 6000

Beovox RL 6000

Beovox RL was available in four sizes, each with its own sound experience generated by size and strength.

The speakers accentuated different sound facets when positioned in different ways. Special fittings allowed you to position the three largest RL speakers as you wished. Suspended from the ceiling or on the wall. Standing in a corner or on a shelf. Or placed discreetly on the floor – either on a stand or in direct contact with the floor if you really wanted heavy bass sound – for dancing for example. The hard moulded plastic shell had no parallel surfaces, and the space between the bracing ribs was covered with asphalt. This special construction ensured a pure and authentic sound experience – with minimal cabinet resonance.

The special fittings, available as accessories, made it possible to tilt and turn Beovox RL speakers, in order to focus the sound towards your listening position, giving you the perfect stereo perspective.

 
 

Beovox RL 6000 Product Details

Type Numbers

6522 (1991 - Feb 1997)

Designer

Manufactured

1991 - 1997

Colour Options

Black, White

Beovox RL 6000 Product Specification

Dimensions: W x H x D/Weight: 40.5 x 54 x 18cm / 8.3 kg
Cabinet finish Black or White
Black front cloth
Impedance 8 ohms
Long-term maximum power:* 103 W
Effective frequency range* 42 – 20,000 Hz
Sensitivity:* 86 dB +/- 2 dB
Cabinet principle: Bass reflex
Woofer: 2 x 13cm
Tweeter: 2.5cm
Net volume per channel 19 litre
Connections: DIN/Spring Terminals

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Beovox RL 7000

Bang & Olufsen Beovox RL 7000

Beovox RL 7000

Beovox RL was available in four sizes, each with its own sound experience generated by size and strength.

The large RL 7000 model was equipped with two bass speakers, a mid-frequency unit with separate inner cabinet and a powerful dome treble unit. The cabinet was slightly concave in the treble area to eliminate reflection. Beovox RL series included three smaller loudspeakers equipped with a selection of units varying in size and number.

The speakers accentuated different sound facets when positioned in different ways. Special fittings allowed you to position the three largest RL speakers as you wished. Suspended from the ceiling or on the wall. Standing in a corner or on a shelf. Or placed discreetly on the floor – either on a stand or in direct contact with the floor if you really wanted heavy bass sound – for dancing for example. The hard moulded plastic shell had no parallel surfaces, and the space between the bracing ribs was covered with asphalt. This special construction ensured a pure and authentic sound experience – with minimal cabinet resonance.

The special fittings, available as accessories, made it possible to tilt and turn Beovox RL speakers, in order to focus the sound towards your listening position, giving you the perfect stereo perspective.

 
 

Beovox RL 7000 Product Details

Type Numbers

6523 (1991 - Sept 1994)

Designer

Manufactured

1991 - 1994

Colour Options

Black, White

Beovox RL 7000 Product Specification

RMS power handling capacity 140 W
Music power handling capacity 200 W
Impedance: 8 ohms
Frequency range +4 -8 dB 40 – 20,000 Hz
Power at 96 dB SPL: 2W
Sensitivity 1 W 93 dB
Distortion 250- 1000 Hz <0.7%
Distortion >1000 Hz <0.5%
Acoustic principle: Bass reflex
Woofer: 2 x 16.5cm
Mid-range: 13cm
Tweeter: 2.5 cm
Crossover frequency
800/3000 Hz
Net volume 38 litre
Dimensions x H x D: 70 x 50 x 24cm
Weight 15 kg

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BeoCom 5

Bang & Olufsen BeoCom 5

BeoCom 5

BeoCom 5 Product Details

Type Numbers

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Designer

Manufactured

2009 -

Colour Options

Black

BeoCom 5 Product Specification

SYSTEM DECT and DECT 6.0

DIMENSIONS/WEIGHT 21mm x 49mm x 141mm/110g (handset)

STANDBY/TALK TIME 100 hours/12 hours

CHARGING TIME 4 hours

RANGE Up to 50m (indoor) / Up to 300m (outdoor)

MEMORY (PHONEBOOK) 400 names with numbers

CALLER ID 24 names with numbers, date and time

REDIAL 24 names with numbers

INDICATOR UNANSWERED CALLS Yes

INDICATOR FOR LINE BUSY Yes

KEYPAD LOCK Yes

MICROPHONE AND LOUDSPEAKER MUTE Yes

ALARM FOR LOW BATTERY Yes

AUDIO/VIDEO VOLUME CONTROL Yes

RINGER SETTINGS Yes

INTERCOM Yes

MENU LANGUAGES English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish and Finnish

DISPLAY Full graphic

BASE(S) BeoLine 2 / BeoLine

CHARGER(S) Table/Wall charger or speaker phone including charger

ACCESSORIES Speaker phone

BeoCom 5 may not necessarily be available in all markets

 
 

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BeoCom 2

Bang & Olufsen BeoCom 2

BeoCom 2

BeoCom 2 is a visually provocative response to everything looking alike in today’s telephone market. Its curved shape is very reminiscent of telephones used in the 1960’s, particularly in ‘The Prisoner’ TV series on the UK’s ITV network.

The release of BeoCom 2 in March 2002 was undertaken in its basic form. It was not a ‘system’ telephone in the first instance in that only one BeoCom 2 base could support one BeoCom 2 handset. This means there was no data exchange with other BeoCom2 handsets or BeoCom 6000 handsets or bases.

However, October 2002 saw BeoCom 2 become a full system DECT telephone, becoming part of the same 3-component solution that BeoCom 6000 uses. With this software update, customers can now ‘mix and match’ up to six BeoCom 6000 or BeoCom 2 handsets and chargers, using either the PSTN or ISDN base. This free software upgrade – to be carried out in dealers’ showrooms – will be necessary on existing BeoCom 2 phones in order to make them fully functional as a system phone.

Ringing the changes

The unique ringing tone of BeoCom 2 was created by musical composer, Kenneth Knudsen. Born in 1946, Knudsen is a self-taught musician and since graduating from the School of Architecture at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 1974, he has chosen music as his profession. Over the years he has appeared on more than one hundred records with groups and soloists including Svend Asmussen, Miles Davis, Shubidua and the Indian violinist L. Subramaniam. He has been a member of, and recorded with groups like Secret Oyster, Coronaria Dans, ANIMA, Entrance, Bombay Hotel and Heart To Heart Trio. His list of compositions includes music for ballet, film, TV productions and jingles, as well as works for string quartet, solo guitar, solo cello, cello and piano, and choir.

In recent years Kenneth Knudsen has composed and recorded music for sound installations in various architectural and artistic contexts. As a soloist Kenneth Knudsen has released a number of CDs in his own name, most recently Sounds and Silence (dacapo DCCD 9419) and Music for Eyes (dacapo DCCD 9433).

Ringing the tune

The old-fashioned bell is nowadays rarely used in modern telephones. Like other bells, the sound from it contains a lot of overtones.

This is why you can both hear it at the bottom of the garden as well as close-by, and still experience the ringing of the bell as a pleasant sound. However the bell takes up too much room and it is too expensive for modern telephones. The technology that replaces it is both cheaper and more compact, but quite different to listen to. The design group found that this development was not exactly a positive one for the user. Therefore Bang & Olufsen turned to the Danish composer Kenneth Knudsen and asked him to compose a different ringing tune.

The Beocom 2 ring sounding like like cow bells is apocryphal! As visitors to Bang & Olufsen’s Struer headquarters know, there are no cows outside the Farm… only sheep! The ring of the BeoCom 2 was based on the sound of a piece of tubing falling on the floor. David Lewis was carrying a piece of metal tubing which he accidentally dropped to the ground. He thought the sound so interesting that a composer was called in to sample the sound and make a ring tone!

Knudsen chose to compose his tune as part of the design for a special telephone – the BeoCom 2 – rather than choosing an isolated, general tone, applied to all telephones. He therefore asked David Lewis, the chief designer of BeoCom 2 to make the final choice to ensure that the ringing tune was in harmony with the rest of the telephone. In this way the qualities of the ring became a harmonic part of the entire aesthetical experience of the new telephone.

To give the new ringing tune full justice the company’s acoustic department developed a small loudspeaker system in its own sealed enclosure within the handset of BeoCom 2 playing through a well defined slim opening within the phone’s aluminium tube.

Calling for attention

During the development of ideas for BeoCom 2, the design group expressed a wish that the ringing tune should call for attention in a polite way: a polite offer to make contact with the user, rather than a dominating, insisting demand.

But what is polite and what is not? How is this determined?

Bang & Olufsen asked the composer Kenneth Knudsen to solve this problem. Kenneth Knudsen came up with a number of solutions, from which designer David Lewis could choose.

Nearly each week of every year David Lewis drives in his car from Copenhagen to the B&O factory in Struer – a trip of 750km. During these long hours he would listen to Kenneth Knudsen’s pre-recorded tunes and discovered that in heavy traffic situations, where he was under pressure, he could clearly distinguish the pleasant call for attention, from other more annoying, ‘insisting’ tunes. He had therefore found the right tune for his new phone!

 
 

BeoCom 2 Product Details

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Designer

Manufactured

2002 -

Colour Options

Aluminium, Black, Yellow, Blue, Grey

BeoCom 2 Product Specification

System: DECT cordless telephone
Dimensions:
– base (with handset): Ø 95 x H 319 mm Ø
– handset: Ø 28 x H 272 mm Ø
Weight of handset: 220 g
Colours:
– base: black
– handset: aluminium, blue, black, yellow, grey
Placement of base: table / wall
Capacity (standby / talk time): 150 h / 18 h
Charging time: 5 h
Range:
– indoor: Up to 50m
– outdoor: Up to 300m
Note that Caller ID and supplementary services may need special subscription
Caller ID with date and hour: 16 numbers and names
Memory (Phonebook): 200 numbers with names
Redial: 16 numbers and names
Dialling of Caller ID number: yes
Volume control: yes
Microphone mute: yes
Display of call duration: yes
Ringer settings: yes
A/ V volume control: yes
Light in display activated by operation: yes
Optional: chargers (wall, table)

Accessories:
BeoCom 2 Table Base: type 0846
BeoCom 2 Wall Base: type 0847
BeoCom 2 Table Charger: type 0880
BeoCom 2 Wall Charger: type 0881

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BeoCord VX4500

Bang & Olufsen BeoCord VX4500

BeoCord VX4500

Beocord VX4500, Type 4535 was a basic version of the BeoCord VX5000. It lost the digital video effects but looked very similar outwardly.

BeoCord VX4500 Product Details

Type Numbers

4560 (1990 - Oct 1991)
4567 (AUS, A2) (1990 - Oct 1991)
4563 (East, A2, VPS) (1990 - Oct 1991)
4562 (GB) (1990 - Oct 1991)
4569 (GB, Nicam) (1990 - Oct 1991)
4568 (HK, GB) (1990 - Oct 1991)
4561 (Nicam, A2) (1990 - Oct 1991)
4564 (Nicam, A2, VPS) (1990 - Oct 1991)

Designer

Manufactured

1990 - 1991

Colour Options

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BeoCord VX4500 Product Specification

Description: Cassette format VHS
Tape heads 3 video, 2 Hi-Fi audio
TV channels VHF band 46 – 300 MHz
Hyper-band 300 – 470 MHz
UHF channels 21 – 69
Number of programmes 99
Play channel UHF 37 (adjustable 30 – 39)
Sound, compatible normal/Hi-Fi Stereo, Hi-Fi sound

Decoder TV stereo
A2 built-in (Not in type 4532/38)
Decoder bilingual sound A2 built-in (Not in type 4532/38)

Max. playing time, audio/video: 4 hrs, E240
Max. playing time, audio only 8 hrs, E-240
Fast forward and rewind Approx. 6 min. E240
Counter Tape counter, remaining time
Time programming 8 programmes up to a year

Slow motion video tape Variable speed
Still picture video tape Noiseless
Search forward: 5 x normal speed
Search rewind: 5 x normal speed
Index search Track no., digital picture index
Tape speed VTR 23.39 mm/sec.
Tape speed ATR 11.7 mm/sec.
Recording system HQ

Frequency range black/white: 2.5 MHz
Signal-to-noise ratio luminance 47 dB
Signal-to-noise ratio chrominance Amplitude modulation 38 dB
Pulse modulation 50 dB

Placement min. height: 22 cm
Dimensions W x H x D 54 x 8.5 x 30 cm
Weight 9.1 kg

Connections: RF in 75 ohms
RF out 75 ohms
AV Link 21-pin
AV decoder 21-pin
Camera pause Jack
Remote sensor Jack
Headphone Jack
Microphone Jack

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BeoCord V8000

Bang & Olufsen BeoCord V8000

BeoCord V8000

BeoCord V8000 video tape recorder matched the Beovision MX range of Bang & Olufsen televisions in looks as well as performance.

 

You could store a channel on the Beovision MX TV and it was automatically communicated to the V8000. Recording was a simple matter of selecting the programme directly from Teletext using the Beo4 remote control. It could be positioned by using one of the stands as part of a Beovision TV.

BeoCord V8000 rewound a three-hour tape in 95 seconds and it shifted from fast forward to play in a split second.

Other features included NTSC stereo playback. Looks-wise it embodied a black fascia with a choice of cabinets in pearlescent shades of blue, green, red, grey and black, plus glossy grey and glossy white.

BeoCord V8000 Product Details

Type Numbers

4609 (I, PAL, NICAM I)
4601 (B/G, PAL, NICAM B/G)

Designer

Manufactured

1998 - 2005

Colour Options

Blue, Green, Red, Black, Silver, Grey, White

BeoCord V8000 Product Specification

Dimensions W x H x D / Weight:
38 x 10 x 28 cm / 4.3 kg

Cabinet finish:
White, black, silver, red, green, blue

Remote control: Beo4, Beo1
Tuner range: VHF, S, Hyper, UHF
CTV system: According to type: B/G/L/L/I/D/K PAL, SECAM*
TV programmes: 99
Stereo decoder: According to type: NICAM + A2, NICAM
Improved picture quality: Automatic optimised for own and rental tapes

Recording system:
HQ
PAL
Type 4605: PAL, SECAM, ME
SECAM to PAL transcoded recordings Slow motion: 1/2,1/12 x normal speed
Still picture: Noiseless
Tape counter: Time left, time used
Track marker: Set and erase
Timer programming: 8, 1 year
Sound system: Hi-Fi stereo
Video playing time, E-240: SP 4 hours, LP 8 hours (NTSC: SP, EP, LP)
Audio playing time, E-240: LP 8 hours

Connections:
AV: AV Link 21-pin socket
Camcorder IN: 3 phono sockets
V-Tape decoder: AV 21-pin socket
RF input socket: 75 ohms
RF output socket: 75 ohms

Cassette system: VHS
Quickloading: Yes
Subtitles from Teletext: Yes, in colours
On screen display: Yes

Playback of tapes recorded in:
NTSC 3.58 and NTSC 4.43 in Hi-Fi stereo sound
S-VHS (VHS quality)

Disc sizes: 12 cm – 8 cm
Frequency range: 20Hz – 20KHz
Playback the and rewind: Approx. 95 sec. E-180
Search forward/backward: PAL, SECAM: 5 x and 11 x normal speed,

Signal-to-noise-ratio SP mode:
Luminance >= 48 dB
Chrominance >= 38 dB (AM)
Chrominance >= 31 dB (PM)

Sound, compatible Hi-Fi/normal:
Stereo Hi-Fi/mono fixed head

Tape heads: 2 LP video, 2 SP video, 2 Hi-Fi sound
Sound frequency range: 20 – 20,000 Hz, 1 3 dB
Hi-Fi distortion: <= 1%
Signal-to-Noise ratio A-weighted: > 63 dB
Modulator tuning range: 471 – 855 MHz, System I
Power supply: 180 – 240 volts/50 Hz
Power consumption: Typical 22 watts / standby< 2.1 watts

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BeoCord V8000 MS User Guide

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BeoCord V8000 MS User Guide

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BeoCord V8000 MS User Guide

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BeoCord V8000 MX User Guide

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BeoCord VX7000 

Bang & Olufsen BeoCord VX7000

BeoCord VX7000 

Beocord VX7000 video cassette recorder was operated and programmed with the Beo4 remote control (although could equally, if not be better controlled, through the previous two-way Beolink 5000 remote control unit) through Beovision MX models.

All channels stored on the TV were simultaneously stored on the VX7000. In 1995 a new model was released specifically designed to operate through the Beo4 remote control unit and lost the two-way communication that had been one of its greatest selling points.

Features: hi-fi stereo VCR; NICAM/A2, PAL/NTSC converter; Beo4 remote control (1995 models onwards); black fascia; cabinet in the same colour schemes as the Beovision MX7000 plus black.

BeoCord VX7000  Product Details

Type Numbers

BeoCord VX7000 VHS VCR

4587 (AUS) (1993 - Oct 1995)
4581 (EUN) (1993 - May 1994)
4580 (FMS) (1993 - May 1994)
4585 (FMS) (1993 - Oct 1995)
4589 (GBN) (1993 - Oct 1995)
4588 (HK) (1993 - Oct 1995)
4586 (NZ) (1993 - Oct 1995)
4584 (UVS) (1993 - Aug 1995)
4583 (VPS) (1993 - Oct 1995)

Beocord VX7000 Beo4 (One-way)

4617 (AUS) (1995 - Dec 1997)
4614 (EEU) (1995 - Dec 1997)
4611 (EU) (1995 - Dec 1997)
4613 (EU) (1995 - Dec 1997)
4610 (F) (1995 - Dec 1997)
4615 (F) (1995 - Dec 1997)
4619 (GB) (1995 - Dec 1997)
4618 (HK) (1995 - Dec 1997)
4616 (NZ) (1995 - Dec 1997)

Designer

Manufactured

1993 - 1997

Colour Options

White, Black

BeoCord VX7000  Product Specification

BeoCord VX7000 VHS VCR

Dimensions W x H x D/Weight 54 x 8.5 x 30 cm/8.5 kg Cabinet finish White, Black Terminal recommended via Beovision: Beolink 5000 Tuner range VHF, S, Hyper, UHF UHF (4589) CTV system B/G PAL PAL I (4589) B/C/PAL/SECAM (4585) TV programmes 59 Stereo decoder NICAM + A2 Recording system HQ Slow motion 1/7 normal speed Still picture Noiseless Tape counter Track, time left, time used Timer programming 8, 1 year Sound system Hi-Fi stereo Video playing time, E-240 SP 4 hours, LP 8 hours Audio playing time, E-240 LP 8 hours Power consumption / Minimum 34 watts/10 watts Cassette format VHS Picture functions: Playback tapes recorded in NTSC 4.43 MHz or PAL 60 Hz Fast forward and rewind Less than 5 min. E-240 Search forward SP 7 x and 15 x normal speed Search backward SP 2 x and 7 x normal speed Search forward LP 5 x and 13 x normal speed Search backward SP 2 x and 5 x normal speed Tape heads 5 video, 2 Hi-Fi audio Connections: AV AV Link 21-pin socket Camcorder IN 3 phono sockets RF IN 75 ohms RF OUT 75 ohms Camera pause Jack 2.5 mm socket  

Beocord VX7000 Beo4 (One-way)

Dimensions W x H x D/Weight 54 x 8.5 x 30 cm/8.5 kg Cabinet finish White, Black Terminal recommended via Beovision: Beo4 Tuner range VHF, S, Hyper, UHF UHF (4589) CTV system B/G PAL PAL I (4589) B/C/PAL/SECAM (4585) TV programmes 59 Stereo decoder NICAM + A2 Recording system HQ Slow motion 1/7 normal speed Still picture Noiseless Tape counter Track, time left, time used Timer programming 8, 1 year Sound system Hi-Fi stereo Video playing time, E-240 SP 4 hours, LP 8 hours Audio playing time, E-240 LP 8 hours Power consumption / Minimum 34 watts/10 watts Cassette format VHS Picture functions: Playback tapes recorded in NTSC 4.43 MHz or PAL 60 Hz Fast forward and rewind Less than 5 min. E-240 Search forward SP 7 x and 15 x normal speed Search backward SP 2 x and 7 x normal speed Search forward LP 5 x and 13 x normal speed Search backward SP 2 x and 5 x normal speed Tape heads 5 video, 2 Hi-Fi audio Connections: AV AV Link 21-pin socket Camcorder IN 3 phono sockets RF IN 75 ohms RF OUT 75 ohms Camera pause Jack 2.5 mm socket

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4581, 4583, 4586, 4587, 4589

11-92

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4581, 4583, 4586, 4587, 4589

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BeoCord VX7000 User Guide

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4581, 4583, 4586, 4587, 4589

11-92

BeoCord VX7000 User Guide

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4581, 4583, 4586, 4587, 4589

11-92

BeoCord VX7000 User Guide

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4581, 4583, 4586, 4587, 4589

11-92

BeoCord VX7000 User Guide

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4581, 4583, 4586, 4587, 4589

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BeoCord VX5500

Bang & Olufsen BeoCord VX5500

BeoCord VX5500

A special Bang & Olufsen feature was ‘spontaneous videotaping’. If you wanted to record the programme you were watching it was simply a matter of pressing ‘record’ twice on the remote control handset – and the VCR would automatically find the right channel and start taping.

You could with Beocord VX5500 play back in slow motion all the way down to still. You could use the picture-in-picture module with the VCR and the B&O TV on which you had it linked up to and it was also possible to keep your video tapes organised. By using a graphic ‘notebook’ you could name every video tape you record. Then you use the Beolink 5000 or Beolink 1000 terminal to simply order up the number of your recording.

BeoCord VX5500 Product Details

Type Numbers

4567 (AUS) (1991 - Aug 1992)
4561 (EU) (1991 - June 1993)
4560 (EU) (1991 - April 1993)
4535 (FMS) (1991 - May 1993)
4569 (GB) (1991 - Aug 1992)
4562 (GB) (1991 - Jan 1993)
4568 (HK) (1991 - Aug 1992)
4566 (NZ) (1991 - June 1992)
4536 (US) (1991 - Oct 1991)
4563 (VPS) (1991 - March 1993)

Designer

Manufactured

1991 - 1993

Colour Options

Black, White

BeoCord VX5500 Product Specification

Cassette format: VHS
Tape heads 3 video, 2 Hi-Fi audio
TV channels VHF band 46 – 300 MHz
Hyper-band 300 – 470 MHz
UHF channels 21 – 69
Number of programmes 99
Play channel UHF 37 (adjustable 30 – 39)
Sound, compatible normal/Hi-Fi Stereo, Hi-Fi sound

Decoder TV stereo
A2 built-in (Not in type 4532/38)
Decoder bilingual sound A2 built-in (Not in type 4532/38)

Max. playing time, audio/video
4 hours, E-240
Max. playing time, audio only 8 hours, E-240
Fast forward and rewind: approx. 6 min. E-240

Counter Tape counter, remaining time
Time programming 8 programmes up to a year
Slow motion video tape Variable speed
Still picture video tape Noiseless
Search forward: 5 x normal speed
Search rewind: 5 x normal speed
Index search Track no., digital picture index
Tape speed VTR 23.39 mm/sec.
Tape speed ATR 11.7 mm/sec.
Recording system HQ

Frequency range black/white: 2.5 MHz
Signal-to-noise ratio luminance 47 dB
Signal-to-noise ratio chrominance amplitude modulation 38 dB
Pulse modulation 50 dB

Placement min. height: 22 cm
Dimensions: W x H x D 54 x 8.5 x 30 cm
Weight: 9.1 kg

Connections: RF in 75 ohms
RF out 75 ohms
AV Link 21-pin
AV decoder 21-pin
Camera pause Jack
Remote sensor Jack
Headphone Jack
Microphone Jack

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BeoCord VX5500 User Guide

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