Bang & Olufson Beomaster 3300 System
$700.00
Step into the golden era of hi-fi.
Discover the 1987-89 Danish masterpiece: the Bang & Olufsen Beomaster 3300. Styled by renowned designer Jacob Jensen, this slimline receiver delivers 2 × 40 W (or up to 2 × 60 W IEC) of pure sound and classic minimalist design.
With built-in FM/MW/LW radio, Datalink control, DIN inputs for turntable/CD, and full Berlin-style sensorkontakt front panel—this is a serious statement piece for any audiophile’s sanctuary. Radiomuseum
Each piece is thoroughly inspected, showcased with where-is-refurbished transparency, and presented with that premium vintage tone you deserve.
🔧 Condition & Details: – Original factory finish in grey (or metallic) – Full functionality tested: tuner presets, amp output, Datalink control – Any age-wear shown in the listing; love the patina or keep it showroom-clean
Why wait? A design and sound icon from the Struer (Denmark) factory; the Beomaster 3300 sits where design meets performance.
Beogram 3300 Turntable Precision tangential tracking: reads the groove edge-to-centre for ultra-accurate playback.
MMC4 moving-coil cartridge compatibility; ultra-light stylus pressure (≈1.2 g)—gentle on your beloved vinyl.
Sleek, minimalist Danish design by the iconic Jacob Jensen—the aesthetics of an era, still timeless.
33/45 RPM speeds, servo-controlled motor, and the data-link capability to integrate with your system.
We’ve fully serviced this unit, meticulously cleaned the dust-cover, inspected the mechanism, and confirmed it spins smoothly with no skipping or undue noise. This isn’t just gear—it’s heirloom-quality audio luxury.
🎵 Ideal for the record-lover who demands both form and function.
Beogram CD 3300 CD Player
Full frequency range 3 Hz–20 kHz ±0.3 dB—flat, precise, un-colored.
Signal-to-noise >96 dB, dynamic range >96 dB, distortion <0.003% at 0 dB—studio-level specs for a home player.
Sleek, minimalist design—part of the iconic “BeoSystem 3300” family, but beautifully autonomous as a stand-alone.
Remote control + DataLink functionality—so this beauty isn’t just analog nostalgia, it plays nicely in a sequence with the rest of the system.
A fully inspected, bench-tested unit—laser, mechanism, and internals verified for proper operation
Cleaned and polished chassis (with wear consistent with genuine ‘80s premium gear)
Beovox RL 45.2 – Red Line Series Speakers (Type 6514, 1988-92)
Nominal impedance: 8 Ω
Long-term max input power: 75 W
Rated/maximum noise (as per specs): 45 W
Sensitivity: 92 dB (1W@1m)
Frequency range: 48 – 20,000 Hz
Crossover frequency: approximately 3,500 Hz
Drivers: Woofer ~16 cm, Tweeter ~1.9 cm dome
Cabinet volume: ~16 litre
Dimensions (W × H × D): ~54 × 40.5 × 16 cm
Weight: ~6.8 kg per speaker
Design/cabinet style: Bass-reflex; RL 45 has an ABR (auxiliary bass radiator)
— Audiophile’s Closet – Vintage Hi-Fi Gear You Can Trust 🎛️📻
