Bang and Olufsen Beogram 6006 5625

The Bang & Olufsen Beogram 6006 Type 5625 is a tangential tracking turntable produced from 1981 to January 1983, designed primarily for 220 V AC power supply regions such as Australia. It is part of the Beolab 6000 modular hi-fi system and closely related technically to other Beogram 6006 variants.

Technical Overview

• Tonearm: Electronically controlled tangential (linear) tracking arm for precise groove tracking, minimizing distortion and record wear.

• Cartridge: MMC 20 EN elliptical cartridge, recommended tracking force 12 mN (1.2 g).

• Speeds: 33⅓ and 45 RPM, electronically controlled with high speed stability.

• Wow and Flutter: DIN weighted less than 0.05%.

• Rumble:
  DIN weighted better than 65 dB
  Unweighted better than 45 dB

• Speed Deviation: Less than ±0.02%.

• Drive System: Tangential drive system with servo-controlled DC motor and precision platter ensuring consistent rotation.

• Power Supply: 220 V AC, 50/60 Hz.

• Power Consumption: Approximately 15 W.

• Dimensions (W x H x D): 49 x 9 x 37.5 cm.

• Weight: Approximately 9 kg.

• Additional Features:
  Integrated Data Link for remote control with Beolab 6000 and Beomaster systems.
  Sophisticated chassis suspension design reduces vibration and resonance.
  Designed by Jacob Jensen with elegant finishes including rosewood and teak veneers.
  Black control keys differentiate it from the more premium Beogram 8000.
  Full track search and repeat features accessible via system control.

Summary

The Beogram 6006 Type 5625 combines advanced tangential tracking technology with the renowned Bang & Olufsen build quality and aesthetic design. It provides audiophile-grade playback, stable electronically controlled speeds, and smooth, gentle vinyl tracking. It serves as a more accessible sibling to the Beogram 8000, differing primarily in cartridge choice and some mechanical details, all while delivering impressive audio fidelity within the Beolab 6000 system.