I’ve been asked by a friend if I know anyone who can repair B&O stuff, specifically a 70’s Beocenter 2000.
Apparently it has lost some output on one channel and is the same which ever source is selected.
Anyone got any ideas as to a repair person?
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Looks great in that unit 
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Contact Adam @Beobloke and ask him? although he doesn’t seem to post here anymore he might get an alert if you send him a PM
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good riddance.
Heh heh, that may have something to do with a little disagreement he and I had that blew up somewhat…
Ah. Maybe not contact him then 
There is a bloke on ebay who refurbishes b&o
Johmel52
Never dealt with him, but might be worth asking him
Bit harsh. He was always very helpful to me over the years.
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Having a tough day sweetie ?
Really fucking shitty few weeks, a day I can handle but cunty clients are getting right on my tits now with their flip flopping and lack of decision making.
This, always found him to be a top chap.
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Bit of a late reply (sorry) but you could try Tim Jarman. He writes the Vintage column for HiFi News and, with his brother, runs this website Beocentral - About Beocentral. To call his knowledge of the innards of B&O kit ‘encyclopaedic’ would be to overstate the amount of info in encyclopaedias.
VB
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Thanks Graeme, yes this seems to be the name, do you think he is contactable on that website?
To be honest Ritchie it’s a long time since I’ve e-mailed Tim - more recently we’ve always chatted at audiojumbles, NVCF etc (remember them ?). It used to be possible to e-mail him c/o the standard HiFi News contact address, which is how I did it. I’ve no reason to believe that the beocentral website doesn’t work though. Adam Smith would certainly know how to contact him - they’re close friends.
VB
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Ok, thank you! 
Yes, very of its time isn’t it? The stacked LPs are doing my head in though 