Beomaster 1000
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- Category
- Sound Systems
- Family
- Beomaster
- Years
- 1966–1972
- Designer
- Jacob Jensen
- Official support
- Not yet verified
Current market (SE / DK)1
- UK · original_retail price£84
Generations & variants7
- Beomaster 1000 early versiongermanium-transistor version
- Beomaster 1000 early white-key versionEarly germanium-transistor design
- Beomaster 1000 late black-key versionLate silicon-transistor redesign
- Beomaster 1000 late versionsilicon-transistor redesign
- Beomaster 1000 type 2317Documented type variant
- Early white-key/germanium-transistor Beomaster 1000Early design
- Late restyled/silicon-transistor Beomaster 1000Late redesign
Type numbers10
- 2301Denmark
- 2302
- 2303
- 2304110–130–220–240 V
- 2305
- 2313
- 2314
- 2316
- 2317
- 2318110–130–220–240 V
Key attributes62
- Amplifier output continuous2 x 15 W
- Amplifier output continuous2 × 15 W
- Amplifier output music power2 x 20 W
- Amplifier output music power2 × 20 W
- Bass control+10 to −17 at 60 dB / Hz
- Bass control+10 to -17 at 60 dB / Hz
- ConnectionGramophone 2
- ConnectionGramophone 1
- ConnectionSpeakers 2 sets
- ConnectionAerial
- ConnectionTape
- ControlPiano-key source selectors
- ControlRumble filter
- ControlScratch filter
- ControlTwo loudspeaker-pair selectors
- ControlsBass; treble; balance; physiologically compensated volume; scratch filter; rumble filter; mono/stereo switching; FM; FM AFC; tape recorder; gramophone 1; gramophone 2
- Depth240 mm
- Design award1966 iF Prize for Industrial Design
- Design changeLate redesign changed keys and dial surround from white to black
- Design changeLate redesign removed the small front tuning dial
- Design changeLate redesign changed germanium transistors to silicon types
- DesignerJacob Jensen
- DesignerJacob Jensen for late styling work
- Dimensions87 x 505 x 240 mm (H x W x D)
- Dimensions9 x 51 x 24 cm (H x W x D)
- Dimensions9 × 51 × 24 cm H × W × D
- Distortion<1 at 40 Hz–1 kHz–12.5 kHz / 15 W %
- Distortion<1% at 40 Hz–1 kHz–12.5 kHz / 15 W
- FiltersRumble and scratch
- FM frequency range88–108 MHz
- Frequency range30–25,000 ±2 Hz/dB
- Frequency response30–25,000 ±2 Hz / dB
- Height87 mm
- InputAerial
- InputGramophone 2
- InputGramophone 1
- InputTape
- InputsGramophone 1; Gramophone 2; Tape; Aerial
- Magnetic pickup preamplifierOptional internal preamplifier for direct connection of B&O magnetic pickup
- Power consumption20–120 W
- Product categoryFM receiver
- Radio bandFM
- Radio typeFM only
- Release period1966–1972
- Riaa amplifierBuilt-in
- Speaker outputs2 sets
- Speaker switchingTwo pairs of loudspeakers
- Stereo decoderBuilt-in only on type 2317
- Stereo decoderBuilt-in; type 2317 only
- Stereo decoderOptional stereo decoder module; green stereo indicator lamp
- Stereo decoderBuilt-in on type 2317 only
- Stereo decoderOptional B&O multiplex adaptor on documented overview
- Transistor type earlyGermanium
- Transistor type lateSilicon
- Treble control+12 to −16 at 12.5 dB / kHz
- Treble control+12 to -16 at 12.5 dB / Hz
- Tuner bandFM only
- Tuning mechanismHeavy flywheel
- Tuning mechanismHeavy flywheel on tuning shaft
- Voltage options110, 130, 220, 240 V
- Weight5.5 kg
- Width505 mm