Hi,

My Beogram 4002 has been modified somewhere in its life to a straight RCA output. I'd like to change it back to original form with the DIN connector. 

• Where can I get a DIN connector, and where can I get electronic schematic to solder it correctly?

• Where can I get the DIN to RCA  cable so I can use the turntable?

 thanks in advance

 Craig

Hi Craig,

           the service manual is on site for silver & gold members. To be honest for the work involved you could simply use an a adptor lead but I do understand you wanting to restore the Beogram to original - it's criminal the way people change these turntables to RCA. There's no real need for it and it seems to be quite common in the USA for some reason.

Din connectors are available from most electrical components retailers, you really only need a 5 pin one for your turntable. Same goes for DIN/RCA adaptor leads. Or there are plenty for sale on ebay - HERE'S one example which will allow you to connect to a B&O amp as your turntable is at present (you may need to run a seperate earth/ground cable though to prevent humming).

 

Chris.

The same had happened to my 4000. My dealer replaced the whole cable with a thick powerlink cable and cut off the middle pin. Works very well! Seems to have lots of shielding!