While Bang & Olufsen made wire recorders in the late 1940’s and early 1950’s they did not start to produce open reel tape recorders until the early 1960’s. However, as with all B&O products these were considered excellent quality and many are still in use today.
Beocord 1000 was introduced in 1966 – and the Beocord 1100 that replaced it in 1967 – were the budget models of the range. They were stereo machines but had only mono monitoring.
Beocord 1500 and Beocord 1800 eventually superceded these two models; Beocord 1800 featured a mixer as in more expensive machines and also incorporated both sound-on-sound and overdubbing capabilities. Beocord 2000 was the best-selling and the best-loved machine that the company produced; this was manufactured from 1965 to 1968 and was drowning in features many not seen on anything but professional machines until the late 1970’s.
In 1969 the company introduced Beocord 1200, Beocord 1600 and Beocord 2400.
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Circuit Diagram | EN | BeoCord 1000 Circuit Diagram |
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