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Re: Long time viewer, first time contributor. Questions about Beogram 2000 cable adaptor.

casadelshawn — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 16:12:13 GMT

burantek:
Take a peruse here!

Holy Pandora's box! Thanks for that, I'm sure I'll be elbows deep in it for a while.

Peter :
late radial deck - wall panel speakers

That's me! Late deck and panel speakers. The speakers sound OK; I'm looking for a suitable sub to go with them. They're a little brighter than I like, but my wife likes the way they look on the wall, so I'll make them work. Yes, I'm whipped. I also eat well and always have clean clothes...

Thanks for the support so far, everybody. I'm sure I'll be back asking more questions and doing my best to be a valuable forum citizen!

Re: Long time viewer, first time contributor. Questions about Beogram 2000 cable adaptor.

Peter — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 02:29:28 GMT

You either have an interesting or very interesting pair of products! Which ones are they? The Beogram can either be a late radial deck - very slim - or the earlier deck with the pegs for record support and an SP cartridge. Equally the speakers could be wall panel speakers or big floor standers.

Either way, I am sure you will have no problem. You do need an earth or ground connection from the casing of the DIN plug to the earth plug of the amplifier to avoid hum.

Re: Long time viewer, first time contributor. Questions about Beogram 2000 cable adaptor.

burantek — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 22:13:28 GMT

Shawn,

Welcome to BeoWorld!

Take a peruse here!

Long time viewer, first time contributor. Questions about Beogram 2000 cable adaptor.

casadelshawn — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 17:27:22 GMT

Hi everybody! I've been lurking/mooching for quite some time in anticipation of owning some B&O products. That time has finally come! A local guy was able to set me up with a set of the Beovox 5000 and a Beogram 2000 table.

I don't have a Beosound to hook the turntable to, just an old AR integrated amp and a Quad phono pre. Since the phono stage takes RCA (& XLR) inputs, I'm at a bit of a loss on how to connect the two. I'm assuming that there are adaptors out there, but I don't think I'm looking in the right places or asking the right questions. I can build the RCAs myself if need be, but in order to do that, I need a pinout diagram. From what I've read, the 6th and 7th pins (far right and far left) on the DIN plug are removable, that leaves me with 5 pins.

What goes where? I'll apologize in advance, as I'm sure it's been covered a thousand times before, but my searching mojo is not up to par recently.

Thank you-

Shawn