Beomaster 900K

 A Mid-Century Modern Icon (1960s)

Own a piece of design history. The Beomaster 900 was the revolution that changed everything. Launched in 1964, it was Bang & Olufsen's first fully transistorized stereo radio, allowing for the sleek, low-profile silhouette that became the hallmark of Danish Modern design. This is not just a receiver; it is a piece of art that still commands attention in any contemporary home.

Highlights:

• Iconic Design: Designed by Henning Moldenhawer, featuring a beautiful rosewood/teak cabinet in exceptional condition.

• All-in-One Audio: The "K" model includes high-quality built-in pressure chamber speakers, delivering a surprisingly warm and rich vintage sound.

• True Vintage Engineering: Features original germanium transistors and a classic analog tuning dial with European station names.

• Collectors Condition: This unit has been remarkably well-preserved, showing the stunning wood grain and original knobs in pristine state.

• Versatile Connectivity: Equipped with inputs for a turntable and tape recorder (DIN), allowing it to serve as the heart of a retro vinyl setup.

Technical Specifications:

• Type: Tabletop Transistor Radio / Amplifier

• Finish: Genuine Wood Veneer

• Features: FM/AM/LW/SW bands, Stereo Decoder, Bass/Treble/Balance controls.

• Voltage: 220V (European Model)

"A timeless masterpiece of Scandinavian minimalism."