Here's one for sale suggesting it's for Beomaster 3000:  

Ah, that does help to make sense of it.  I used to have a Beosystem 3000 too - would have looked nice on that! Don't think I'll have much luck getting any new parts for it then, but I'll see if I can find anything that will coincidentally work with it.  My partner is a retired engineer and might be able to make or adapt something for me.  I've ordered

Location: Liverpool

My B&O Icons:

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Old enough to have gazed at classic B&O HiFi in Plumbs shop windows in the 80s...

Well, I'd have to say this went well, and was done on a budget. The SM20 unit only cost me £40 but it was a bit rusty, and did not have the full set of attachments.  Over the last couple of days I've rust-doctored it, took as much of the rust as I could off with wire wool, then finished with fine sandpaper.  It came up better than I thought - the left side is worse than the right (the seller had it stood on one side in the corner of the garage for a long time), but where I have it, you can't really see much of the left side. Although it wasn't built for my Beocenter 8500 and Beogram 8500, it suits it pretty well, and the 4 brackets that came with it were enough - 2 for each.  The two brackets for the turntable are only 18cm long which does make me nervous - it does sit well and it is dead level, but just in case I've put some double-sided foam tape underneath.  the advantage of those short brackets though it that they are invisible - the turntable seems to float there. I bought some little hooks from Amazon (intended to hang over your kitchen cupboard doors, to hang your tea-towels on!), but they happen to fit and have a nice steel finish, so I've added 6 of those to hold the 'now playing' vinyl, CD, and cassette, which you can see on the photos.  It looks a bit busy though so I'm going to take the cassette ones off - I don't really play cassettes after all. On the left, under the turntable, I made a makeshift bracket of my own using some metal fittings from a local hardware store bought for a couple of pounds - there's no weight in the WIIM Pro streamer I have put there, so it works pretty well.  The Philips Hue lamp under that sets it all off quite well too! There's quite a lot of wiring at the back.  I have MCL cables connected to the speaker outputs (in turn connected to a pair of CX50s) powerlink connected to my Beolab 6000s, an FM antenna, and all three DIN inputs are in use, but SM20 hides all of that. I've connected a long audio aux link cable to the aux connection, which snakes around the room, connects to a Beolink Converter 1611, from which there is a masterlink cable leading to nothing at all right now, but I pick my Beolab 3500 up on Monday (bought on eBay), then that goes on the wall. I've also only just found out that I can set my WIIM Pro as the 'default music speaker' for my google home display, so now I can just voice command google to play thinks on Spotify, and it plays on my Beocenter through the WIIM Pro. So now I have all of the music.  All of it. Login to view image Login to view image  

Very nice looking 😀 I especially like the now playing hook system both for having a place to store the now playing covers, but also for displaying the art on the covers

I've always wondered, what is the material of those three, dark vertical panels? That's a very nice-looking setup and a great solution with those towel-hooks. The "now playing" area fills the empty space nicely. Regarding the Beogram brackets: could you add a thin shelf on top of the brackets and then the Beogram on top? Perhaps a piece of glass? Although that might not look as slim as the floating-effect with just the bracket + Beogram. So perhaps the double-sided tape (or perhaps velcro for easier removal?) is still the easiest solution. What's the stand you are using for the Form1 headphones? The width looks pretty much spot-on and it looks great! The shelfs and stands are one area of B&O products that I think are really under-appreciated (not to mention rare, unfortunately). Couple of years back I was lucky to find a "

Location: Helsinki - Finland

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"Bang & Olufsen - A Life Less Ordinary" // "It's not magic, it's the Bang & Olufsen link system" // "It takes more upon itself, asks less of you. And a natural consequence of this is the simple and striking design. The true harmony of form and function spells beauty in any language"