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Latest post 04-03-2009 5:21 AM by Tanganya. 2 replies.
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  • 03-21-2009 5:49 PM

    Din Audio plug for beomaster 3000, driving wheel for beogram 1203

    When you mount an din audio plug for BeO, is the - the small round or big flat pin?

    On the Beo original cable of the Beovox 2600 is the + the wire with a small profile?

    Where can I find a driving wheel for my Beogram 1203?

    There is a strong noise comming from this wheel when it's touching the shaft.

    Thank you,

     

    Vincent

  • 03-21-2009 9:09 PM In reply to

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    Re: Din Audio plug for beomaster 3000, driving wheel for beogram 1203

    I assume you are asking about speaker cable DIN connections? If so then you are correct that the small round pin is + and the larger flat spade is the - connection.

     

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  • 04-03-2009 5:21 AM In reply to

    Re: Din Audio plug for beomaster 3000, driving wheel for beogram 1203

    Thank you for your advice. I used it and every thing is fine.

    An other question: I found 2 Beomaster in very good esthetic condition. The electric feeding is not working, there is black juice coming out of one of their coil, (electric wind). I guess there is a way to feed the proper voltage to the circuits even with non BeO  modern components? Problem with those coils seems Beomaster usual defekt.

    I also found a Beogram 1800, look like new. Open it and found every components like new, no smell, no burn mark, found 110 volt on cable feeding the engine with setting on 220.

    If you have advices, they would be very welcome.

    My technical english is poor. Sorry.

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