BeoMaster 1600 (1970)

Another of the high quality receivers which succeeded the Beomaster 900. Often referred to as the Tandberg designs, these certainly struck out in a different direction than Jensen’s designs and were much more in keeping with the TV range of the time.

Wave bands:
FM 87.5 – 104 MHz plus 4 fixed-tuned stations
LW 147 – 350 kHz, 2040 – 857 m
MW 520 – 1600 kHz, 578 – 188 m
SW1 1500 – 4500 kHz, 200 – 66.6 m
SW2 5.9 – 18 MHz, 49 – 16 m, with expander

Power output: 15 W RMS per channel (20 W music power)
Frequency Response: 30 – 25,000 Hz +/- 1 dB
Distortion: less than 1 % between 40 and 12,500 Hz
Signal-to-noise ratio: better than 50 dB
Tone controls: Bass control range: +10 dB -16 dB at 40 Hz
Treble control range: +13 dB -16 dB at 10,000 Hz
Channel separation: better than 40 dB at 1000 Hz; better than 30 dB at 10,000 Hz
RIAA amplifier: built-in
Voltage: 110 – 130 – 220 – 240 V
Power consumption: 15 – 120 W

Outputs:
2 pairs of speaker outputs – 4 ohms
Tape recorder outputs: 82 k ohms – 100 mV / 1000 Hz

Dimensions H x W x D: 12 x 42 x 23cm
Weight: 5.5 kg

Connections:
Gramophone, 4 mV – 1000 Hz / 470 k ohms
Tape recorder, 200 mV – 1000 H< / 470 k ohms
Speaker input, 4 ohms
AM aerial’ FM aerial 75 ohms

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