Restoration Services

BeoGram, BeoLink and the rest of the Bang & Olufsen catalogue

I restore the full Bang & Olufsen catalogue, including turntables, receivers and tuners. I specialise in three models: the BeoLink 7000, the BeoGram 400X series and the BeoGram 7000 with its 59xx siblings.

Don't see your unit listed? Get in touch and I'll take a look.

See the repairs and upgrades I do on each model, and the open-source parts I design for them.

What I restore

A Bang & Olufsen BeoLink 7000 taken apart, with its keypad, display and main PCB

BeoLink 7000 Restoration

Full restoration of the Bang & Olufsen BeoLink 7000 remote and its charger, including a new backlight, main and CMOS batteries and piezo element, cleaning and lubrication, a re-secured glass front and a fresh top plate, followed by full functional testing.

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A Bang & Olufsen BeoGram 4000 with the platter exposed during restoration

BeoGram 400X Restoration

Complete mechanical and electronic restoration of the Bang & Olufsen BeoGram 400X series (4000, 4002 and 4004), covering the tangential tonearm and sledge, motors, relays, the tracking sensor, recapping and calibration, finished with a SpinDex speed test.

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A restored Bang & Olufsen BeoGram 7000 with its lid open

BeoGram 7000 / 59xx Restoration

Full restoration of the Bang & Olufsen BeoGram 7000 and its 59xx siblings, covering replacement of aged electronic components, service of the tangential arm and drive, and adjustment of the turntable back to specification.

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SpinDex RPM logger placed on the platter of a BeoGram 4000The SpinDex web app showing a 24 hour speed test at 33.33 RPM
Open source

Verified with SpinDex

To verify a restored BeoGram 400X, I use SpinDex, an RPM logger I designed and built for the BeoGram 4000 series. It sits on the platter and records the speed for hours, so drift and warm-up problems show up in the log.

SpinDex is open source under the Apache 2.0 license. The firmware, the web app, the 3D printable enclosure and the carrier board design are all on GitHub, so you can build one for your own BeoGram. The web app runs in Chrome or Edge at spindex.leicht.io with nothing to install, and contributions are welcome.

  • An IR sensor measures platter rotation and streams the RPM over Bluetooth.
  • Live graph of current, average and max RPM with % deviation from 33⅓ / 45.
  • Runs for hours unattended, so drift and warm-up issues show up before the unit ships.
  • Every logged session can be exported to CSV.
Source on GitHubOpen the web app

Have a Bang & Olufsen that needs work?

Tell me the model and what's wrong with it, and I'll get back to you.

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