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Re: Beomaster 2400 hum & Beogram 3404 DIN to RCA phono adapter to non B&O receiver

Dillen — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 16:15:14 GMT

You have an answer to your PM.

Martin

Re: Beomaster 2400 hum & Beogram 3404 DIN to RCA phono adapter to non B&O receiver

Macus — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 14:38:05 GMT

Send a PM to me too!

Re: Beomaster 2400 hum & Beogram 3404 DIN to RCA phono adapter to non B&O receiver

Dillen — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 05:00:55 GMT

PM to you !

Martin

Re: Beomaster 2400 hum & Beogram 3404 DIN to RCA phono adapter to non B&O receiver

850volan — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 11:02:02 GMT

Hi ! Martin. May i also know where i can get the capcitors and the lamp kits for the Beomaster 2400? My baby is humming now and if i turned it on higher than easy listening volume,it just gone distorted. Thank you.

Re: Beomaster 2400 hum & Beogram 3404 DIN to RCA phono adapter to non B&O receiver

Dillen — Sun, 30 Dec 2007 06:37:38 GMT

PM to you !

Martin

Re: Beomaster 2400 hum & Beogram 3404 DIN to RCA phono adapter to non B&O receiver

leendertn — Sat, 29 Dec 2007 16:27:01 GMT

Hello Martin,

Tusind tag..Any idea where these lamp kits/capacitor kits for this model can be had? Thanks again in advance...

Leen

Re: Beomaster 2400 hum & Beogram 3404 DIN to RCA phono adapter to non B&O receiver

Dillen — Sat, 29 Dec 2007 03:58:04 GMT

Welcome to Beoworld !

Grab a capacitor kit and replace the lot.
Aging capacitors are the causes of almost 100% of the cases of humming in these little beauties and there is a lot of them in there.
A lamp kit is also available.

The two outer pins in the 7-pin DIN will unscrew using a tiny watchmakers screwdriver, that will make the DIN fit in any standard DIN/RCA adapter.

Martin

Beomaster 2400 hum & Beogram 3404 DIN to RCA phono adapter to non B&O receiver

leendertn — Fri, 28 Dec 2007 21:12:44 GMT

Hello,

Joined mere minutes ago...the downloads of the manuals alone is worth the price of membership (as others have noted).

I have a B&O Beomaster 2400 that has performed great since the early 80's. Had it serviced once when most of the red control lights went out. That shop is no longer around here (California's SF Bay area). Just a few months ago it developed a serious hum and from what I gather on these forums is that it's likely the power supply that needs replacement. The hum is there all the time, both through the radio, phono and a CD player I have hooked up. The speakers are B&O S75's and they're fine. So, now I have purchased a Onkyo receiver to hold me over while I fix this puppy. I'd like to do it myself if at all possible. Also, while I am gathering info on just how to accomplish this, I am also in need of a DIN to RCA jack for the connection of my Beogram 3404 record player to the new receiver. I count 7 pins, I am assuming one is for the remote, while the others are non B&O specific? Just guessing. Looking forward to hearing from any of you out there. Thanks in advance.