Beomaster 1200
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- Category
- Sound Systems
- Family
- Beomaster
- Years
- 1969–1973
- Designer
- Jacob Jensen
- Official support
- Not yet verified
Current market (SE / DK)2
- UK · original_retail price£109
- UK · original_retail price£108
Generations & variants2
- Beomaster 1200Original receiver
- Beomaster 1200 RGRadiogram derivative; distinct product record
Type numbers3
- 2226
- 2501
- 2503
Key attributes67
- Amplifier output2 x 20 W
- Audio system roleCentrepiece of the 1200 system
- AwardDanish Society of Industrial Design ID prize, 1969
- AwardiF award, 1970
- Bass control range+16 to -18 at 40 dB / Hz
- Bass control range+16 to −18 at 40 dB / Hz
- ConnectionGramophone DIN
- ConnectionTape DIN
- Control layoutTop-operated controls
- ControlsTop-operated controls
- Controls locationTop surface
- Design award1969 Danish Society of Industrial Design ID prize
- Design award1970 iF award
- Design descriptionWooden frame around an operating surface with polished aluminium controls
- Design standardDIN 45 500 Hi-Fi
- DesignerJacob Jensen
- Dimensions78 × 54.5 × 20.5 cm (H × W × D)
- Discontinuation year1973 year
- Discontinued year1973 year
- Distortionless than 1 between 40 and 12500 % / Hz
- DistortionLess than 1% between 40 and 12500 Hz
- FM fixed tuned stations3 stations
- FM frequency range87.5–104 MHz
- FM presetsThree preset FM stations stations
- FM stereo decoderIntegral to radio section
- FM stereo decoderIntegrated in radio section
- FM stereo decoderIntegrated into radio section
- Frequency response20–40000 ±1.5 Hz
- Gramophone connectionDIN
- Headphone impedance requirement100 or more ohms
- Headphone impedance requirementgreater than 100 ohms
- Headphone requirementGreater than 100 ohms
- Headphone socketFitted
- Included in moma permanent collectionYes
- Installation optionsWall hanging or tabletop placement
- Introduction year1969 year
- Lw frequency range147–350 kHz
- Mo ma collection statusIncluded in the permanent collection of the New York Museum of Modern Art
- MountingSuitable for vertical wall hanging or tabletop placement
- Mounting optionsWall-mounted vertically; placed flat or slightly inclined using rear wire stand
- Museum collectionIncluded in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York
- Mw frequency range520–1600 kHz
- Phono preamplifierBuilt-in RIAA amplifier
- Power consumption15–120 W
- Power consumption range15–120 W
- Power output music2 × 20 W
- Power output sinus2 × 15 W
- Product categoryFM stereo/MW/LW receiver
- Product typeFM stereo/MW/LW receiver
- ProtectionElectronic fuse using two current-sensing resistors, one per channel
- Radio bandsFM, MW, LW
- Release year1969 year
- Riaa amplifierBuilt-in
- Signal to noise ratio50 dB at 50 mV output
- Source input preamplifierPreamplifier for magnetic turntable pickup integrated; switchable via recessed rear control
- Speaker connection1 set
- Speaker output1 set
- StandardDIN 45 500 Hi-Fi
- SuccessorBeomaster 1001
- Tape connectionDIN
- Treble control range+14 to -13 at 12.5 dB / kHz
- Treble control range+14 to −13 at 12.5 dB / kHz
- Tuning methodSliding-scale tuning
- Turntable preamplifierBuilt-in magnetic pickup preamplifier; switchable via recessed rear control
- Voltage options110, 130, 220, 240 V
- Volume control layoutSeparate left- and right-channel volume controls
- Weight6 kg