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Re: Beomaster 900 with CD player?

wirralsimon — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 05:48:32 GMT

If you re running out of inputs you can but a box on ebay that will anable you to connect a CD player and a truntable to a single Phono input ans switch between them. It's an ugly plasctic box bit can be tucked away out of sight.

Simon

Re: Beomaster 900 with CD player?

tournedos — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 05:26:39 GMT

CD is no problem, you connect it to the tape input with a DIN-RCA -adapter (or directly if it happens to be a B&O CD with a DIN connector).

The grammophone input may have a pre-amp (depending on version), but it isn't really suited for modern magnetic pickups. You could connect the turntable to the tape input with an externall RIAA pre-amp, but then of course can't use the CD at the same time. If the particular BM900 is missing the preamp altogether (built for a ceramic pickup), the phono input might be usable as just another line level input.

Beomaster 900 with CD player?

petergutierrez — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 04:55:23 GMT

I would like to get my hands on a Beomaster 900, but how compatible is it with 'modern' auxilary components? Will it support my Thorens turntable? I see it has a tape recorder jack. Could I also hook up a CD player?