The Beogram 6000 was identical to Beogram 4002, the difference being that the components needed to decode CD4 quadraphonic records were fitted, so that the machine provided 4 discreet outputs, equalised and raised to line level. When a CD4 record was being played and successfully decoded, a “CD4” indicator, positioned between the two speed control dials, lit up in red. A small switch allowed the decoder to be switched out if necessary. The MMC 6000 pickup had a stylus of special multi-radial “Pramanik” geometry, and was classed by RCA (the originators, along with JVC, of the CD4 system) as of the highest performance grade.
This model has been restored . It comes with the original MMC 6000 cartridge and an extra MMC 20 E cartridge . The Beogram 6000 has a built -in RIAA preamplifier . Produced from 1974 to 1978 . It will be tested with a B&O hifi system before pick up .
Due to the weight and complexity of the Beogram , shipping is not possible .