Beomaster 900 stereo radio. Classic analogue vintage radio from Bang & Olufsen from 1965 with a warm sound and a fantastic appearance. The Beomaster 900 is one of the first all-transistor radios. This allowed the design to be kept small and minimalistic. The radio has FM, MW, LW and SW wavebands. There are inputs for a turntable and a tape recorder connection that can be used for streaming equipment. Is seams to be working but it is not tested with external speakers. Connections: Phono connection for a traditional stereo record player, an RIAA preamplifier is not built into the Beomaster 900. Tape connection is intended for a tape recorder, but can be used for a CD player or a streaming device. Number of Transistors: 23 Semiconductors Main principle: Superheterodyne (common); ZF/IF 468 kHz Tuned circuits: 5 AM circuit(s) 8 FM circuit(s) Wave bands: Broadcast, Long Wave, Short Wave plus FM or UHF. Power type and voltage: Alternating Current supply (AC) / 110-240 Volt Loudspeaker: This model requires external speaker(s). Material: Wooden case Shape: Book-shelf unit. Dimensions (WHD) 404 x 143 x 237 mm