

Turntable Details
Drive
Belt
Motor
DC
Wow & Flutter %
0.02
Rumble [dB]
-75
Speed
33, 45
Dimensions [mm]
Platter Material
Platter Diameter [mm]
Total Weight [kg]
Tonearm
Year Built
9.00
Linear
1983
Platter Weight [kg]
0.60
Plinth Material
Price
£450
Additional information
The Bang & Olufsen Beogram 8002 (Type 5636) is the 240V UK/European variant of the Beogram 8002 series, produced between 1982 and April 1987. It continues the tradition of advanced tangential tracking technology combined with state-of-the-art electronic control.
Core Technical Specifications
Manufacture Years: 1982–April 1987
Type Number: 5636 (240V UK/Europe)
Drive System: Magnetic tangential drive using coils and quartz-controlled electronic servo system for silent and accurate speed
Playback Speeds: 33⅓ and 45 rpm
Speed Deviation: Better than ±0.003%
Speed Control Range: ±3%
Tangential Tracking Accuracy: Less than 0.04°
Pickup Cartridge: MMC 2 moving magnet cartridge with low effective tip mass
Tracking Force: 10 mN (~1 gram)
Wow and Flutter (DIN): Less than 0.04%
Rumble (DIN weighted): More than 75 dB
Rumble (DIN unweighted): More than 50 dB
Power Consumption: 15 W
Dimensions (W × H × D): 49 × 9 × 37 cm
Weight: 9 kg
Link Compatibility: Data Link compatible with Bang & Olufsen stereo systems
Colors: Rosewood, teak, black/silver, and white finishes
Features and Highlights
Tangential Tracking Arm: Provides an exact stylus path that minimizes groove distortion with straight-line tracking.
Anti-Static Platter: Introduced with thin rubber inserts replacing the plastic ribbed platter, improving speed stability and reducing static electricity.
Computerized Play System: Automatic record size and speed detection with programmable repeat function (up to nine times) and manual scanning capabilities.
Stylus Brush: Automatic cleaning brush within the tonearm assembly.
Digital Speed Display: Real-time speed visualization enhances monitoring.
System Integration: Fully compatible with Beosystem 6000 and 8000 via Data Link for remote control and synchronization.