B&O BeoGram 1200 Record Deck Diamond 15µ SP 14 Stylus Cartridge Bang & Olufsen

In excellent used condition with a few light marks as pictured.  Listed as spares or repair due to not being able to test the din connection.  It does power up and appears to work.  Arm moves and needle lowers fine.  The speeds seem to be mixed up so it appears to run 45 on 33 and 33 on 45 so this will need some attention but is fixable.  Comes complete with SP 14 stylus cartridge which is worth over £150 on its own.  Lid is in good condition.

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BeoGram 1200 Record Deck

Manufactured: 1969 - 1973

Designer: Jacob Jensen

Colours: Rosewood, Teak, White

Beogram 1200 - Types 5213, 5214, 5216, 5217 - was Bang & Olufsen's first 'designer' system. The design 'kinship' which emphasised the interdependence between B&O’s various products, became a characteristic of B&O for many years. Beosystem 1200 was one of the first products selected by the Museum of Modern Art for the museum’s permanent collection (not exhibition) in 1972. The system components were designed by Jacob Jensen.

In 1969 the Danish Society of Industrial Design awarded Bang & Olufsen and Jacob Jensen the ID prize for the Beomaster 1200 radio/amplifier, Beogram 1200 turntable and Beocord 1200 cassette recorder for unusually beautiful and user friendly design. The jury emphasised in particular the Beomaster 1200 receiver which pointed in a new direction for the design of radios.

In 1972 the Museum of Modern Art in New York (MoMA) chose seven Bang & Olufsen products designed by Jacob Jensen to be included in their Design Collection as representing excellent examples of the Museum's criteria for quality and historical importance; design, in fact, which had influenced the twentieth century. Beogram 1200 was one of those seven products.

The 1200 series represented the logical continuation of the line of development and design which put B&O at the forefront of manufacturers of entertainment electronics.

From an audio point of view, this was an advance in some ways - isolation from vibration was slightly better though still not up to the later decks. The peg support for the records was however not so clever as the excellent mat of the 1000 and 1800 offered far better cushioning. It did however look wonderful. Close inspection of the studs reveal that the inner studs are slightly shorter than the outer ones. They do remove for cleaning so do make sure you put them in the right places!!

Mounting Options

Bang & Olufsen's preferred supplier for brackets and stands, STBbrackets, have made a wall mount solution as a general option for Bang & Olufsen Turntables. Distributed throughout the World by the Bang & Olufsen store network, the STB option adds to the diversity of mounting options and positions available.

Type: 5214 ( 1969 - Dec 1973)

Speeds: 45 and 33 rpm

Rumble Better than 55 dB (DIN B)

Wow and flutter +/- 0.15 % peak value (DIN)

Amplifier / Output voltage:

250 mV at 1000 Hz, 4 mV input voltage

Pickup arm: Special type

Pickup: SP 14 A

Stylus pressure 2g

Dimensions W x H x D 44 x 11.65 x 33cm

Weight 6.55 kg

Voltage:

110 - 220 V AC

Power consumption Max. 14 W

Output:

5 mV - 1000 Hz / 47 kohms