BeoGram 3300 Record Deck
Manufactured: 1987 – 1990
Designer: Jacob Jensen
Colours: Grey
It’s better both for your records and for sound quality to play a record the way the master was made – in a straight line from the edge to the centre. This tangential arm record player did just that, giving a far more precise reading of the signals in the groove. The MMC4 cartridge made a vital contribution too; it was feather-weight, with a stylus pressure of only 1,2 grams, giving outstanding sound quality but minimising wear and tear on your records.
There’s more protection too – invaluable for all-night parties. The electronically controlled tangential arm was suspended so that it isolated mechanical vibrations from the cartridge. The suspension chassis was also thoroughly engineered to neutralise vibrations. So keep on dancing – the record player can take it! Beogram 3300 was part of Beosystem 3300although may be used as a stand-alone item.
One of many tangential decks all utilising the same basic design, the 3300 was noticeable mainly for its grey finish and slightly lurid graphics. Very much a child of the 80s, it was replaced by the 3500 and 4500.
Types:
5931 (1987 – June 1990)
AUS 5935 (1987 – Sept 1988)
USA 5933 (1987 – June 1990)
Tonearm: Tangential Optimum Pivot Point
Motor Servo-controlled DC
Wow and flutter: < 0.06 %
Rumble DIN weighted: >80 dB
Rumble DIN unweighted: >55 dB
Speeds: 33-45 rpm
Speed deviation: <+/- 0.2 %
Power supply: 190 – 265 V
Power consumption: < 10 W
Dimensions W x H x D: 42 x 7.5 x 32.5cm
Weight 5.3 kg
Link compatibility: Data Link
Beautiful Beogram 3300 from Bang & Olufsen. Cosmetically it looks nice with some scratches on the actual surface of the Beogram. Technically, the Beogram 3300 is serviced and plays perfect comes with new brand MMC 4
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