Beomaster 1001 was to Beomaster 1200, as Beomaster 1100 was to Beomaster 901. But first impressions can be deceiving!
Beomaster 1100 was more similar to the excellent Beolab 1700 and Beomaster 1700 combined in one beautifully-finished cabinet. The radio section, however, was just an FM-only affair but was able to store four preset radio stations so that they could be summoned easily by push-button. Jacob Jensen’s ’slide rule’ tuning scale was used once more, and AFC held on to weaker FM radio stations giving the clarity that one would expect from Bang & Olufsen tuners.
Delivering 2 x 22 W into 4-ohm speakers, there were connections for a record deck, tape/cassette recorder and a pair of headphones. Two pairs of speakers could be used if desired.
Beomaster 1100 was known as Beosystem 1100 (shown below) when used with other Bang & Olufsen-compatible hi-fi products.
Type: 2609 (1975 - Aug 1978)
Sound system and 2 sets of loudspeakers
FM pre-tuning: 4
Power output 1000 Hz RMS 2 x 22 W / 4 ohms
2 x 19 W / 8 ohms
Music power 2 x 40 W / 4 ohms
2 x 25 W / 8 ohms
Speaker impedance 4 ohms
Harmonic distortion
1000 Hz 50 mV DIN 45 500 < 0.1 %
Intermodulation DIN 45 500 < 0.1 %
Frequency range +/- 1.5 dB DIN 45 500 20 - 30,000 Hz
FM range: 87.5 - 108 MHz
Bass control at 40 Hz: +/- 17 dB Treble control at 12,5000 Hz +/- 14 dB
Power supply: 110 - 130 - 220 - 240 V
Power consumption 15 - 120 W
Dimensions W x H x D 50 x 8.5 x 26cm
Weight 5.5 kg
RIAA amplifier: built-in
Connections: headphones max 10 V / 200 ohms
Speakers 2 sets
Phono
Tape
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