Bang and Olufsen Beogram 8002 5633

The Bang & Olufsen Beogram 8002 (Type 5633) is a high-precision tangential tracking turntable produced from 1982 to 1987. It represents an evolution of the Beogram 8000 series, featuring a magnetic tangential drive and advanced electronic control with several refinements.

Core Technical Specifications

• Manufacture Years: 1982–1987

• Type Number: 5633 (120V North American version)

• Drive System: Tangential magnetic drive with quartz-controlled servo system, no moving parts for drive, operating similar to an electricity meter disc

• Playback Speeds: 33⅓ and 45 rpm

• Speed Deviation: Less than ±0.003%, extremely precise and stable

• Speed Control Range: ±3%

• Tangential Tracking Accuracy: Less than 0.04°

• Pickup Cartridge: MMC 2 moving magnet cartridge with low effective tip mass and multi-faceted diamond stylus for excellent groove tracing

• Tracking Force: 10 mN (approx. 1 gram)

• Wow and Flutter (DIN): Less than 0.04%

• Rumble (DIN weighted): Greater than 75 dB

• Rumble (DIN unweighted): Greater than 50 dB

• Power Consumption: Approx. 15W

• Dimensions (W × H × D): 49 × 9 × 37 cm

• Weight: 9 kg

• Link Compatibility: Data Link protocol for integrated system control

• Finish Options: Black/silver, rosewood, teak, white

Features and Highlights

• Tangential Tracking: Accurate straight-line stylus path following the original groove angle, minimizing distortion and record wear.

• Anti-Static Platter: New platter design with anti-static properties and slim rubber inserts replacing the older ribbed plastic platter.

• Computerized Control System: Plays records automatically, detects size and speed, supports up to 9 repeat plays, and has manual scanning in/out at adjustable speeds.

• Stylus Brush: Built into the tonearm compartment to keep the stylus clean while playing.

• System Integration: Designed for use in Bang & Olufsen Beosystem 6000 and 8000 setups with Data Link for remote control and synchronization.