BeoGram

Re: 2400 or 2400-2 with my Beogram 4004?

Dillen — Sun, 23 Dec 2007 13:15:22 GMT

Generally the above is correct though I have seen a few BM1900/1900-2 and 2400 that were converted for use with the Beogram 4004 (and 2404). The BM1900 won't allow remote control but the 1900-2 could be upgraded. All 2400 and 2400-2 has remote control.

The safest thing is, as mentioned above, to check the turntable DIN socket, it needs to have 7 pins to remote operate the Beogram.

The remotes are all the same.

Martin

Re: 2400 or 2400-2 with my Beogram 4004?

burantek — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 13:54:12 GMT

the remotes are not different, i *believe* that the difference w/ the -2 was that you could initiate the beogram from the bm and/or remote. i will chk my notes.

(3) 2400-2 and (2) 4002 -though not connected...

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per my notes (peter above)

the -2 allowed the play and stop of the bg from the bm a/o remote

Re: 2400 or 2400-2 with my Beogram 4004?

Peter — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 13:51:58 GMT

I don't think the remotes differ but the 2400 does not have the 7 pin DIN connection to attach the 4004 only a 5 pin (just had a look at the service manual). Therefore to get remote control, you need the 2400-2.

2400 or 2400-2 with my Beogram 4004?

sumocomputers — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 13:39:46 GMT

If this is the wrong board, I apologize.

I want to use my Beogram 4004 with a B&O system that has remote control.

In the US, the 2400s come up with remote from time to time, but the 2400-2s are harder to come by.

Do I definitely need the 2400-2 to have remote control functions to the 4004? Are the remotes that came with the 2400 vs. 2400-2 different from each other?

Thanks

Chris