Re: Quadraphonic sound, part three

Craig — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 17:44:36 GMT

politician:

At the moment, my Beogram 5500 feeds through a Beomaster 5500 and then into the system via a Beosound 2300. Can we simply hook the Beomaster 3400 up to the Beosound 2300 in the same way and get stereo sound?

Hi Richard, yes I would connect the Beomaster 3400 straight the Beosound 2300. This could be done by a DIN lead from the Tape connection on the 3400 to the Aux connection of the 2300. Not sure about the device in your link, I will let someone else answer that.

Craig

Quadraphonic sound, part three

politician — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 17:04:58 GMT

Nearly there now! I have a beautiful Beomaster 3400 from Lee and a rather lovely Beogram 6000 courtesy of Craig, so now all my dealer and I need to figure out is how to get them up and running. Initially we'll just test that everything works in stereo, then I'll purchase a new quad-compatible stylus from Soundsmith and we'll see how we can get a full quadraphonic signal into the Beosystem 3 and out to the speakers.

At the moment, my Beogram 5500 feeds through a Beomaster 5500 and then into the system via a Beosound 2300. Can we simply hook the Beomaster 3400 up to the Beosound 2300 in the same way and get stereo sound?

For stage two, someone suggested we digitise the four quadraphonic outputs from the Beomaster 3400 via this device:

http://www.soundblaster.com/products/product.asp?category=1&subcategory=16&product=14191&nav=0

and feed that input directly into the Beosystem 3. Will that send correctly decoded SQ and CD4 quadraphonic signals to the two front (BL5) and two rear (BL3) speakers? Or does anyone have any other ideas how to get those signals allocated?

As always, thanks for everyone's help... your good advice has got me this far!

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