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Re: Replacing a din plug lead on a Beocord 3500 cassette deck.

crissbiscit — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 06:13:47 GMT

Hi Steve,

I'm not the most technically accomplished person in the world but I'd have a go if it was simple enough, the old cable is installed in the deck but the plug has been cut off at the end, whichever is the simplest method would suit me (and my ability) best..

Re: Replacing a din plug lead on a Beocord 3500 cassette deck.

Steve at Sounds Heavenly — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 06:02:20 GMT

Hi crissbiscit,

Yes, we do have a website and we are based in Leicestershire, UK. I am concsious that the forum rules prevent me from advertising, but if the moderators do not object to me answering your direct question, I will add a link to the Sounds Heavenly website below.

By the way, thanks for the recommendation Tony!

[Note to moderators: If you feel that this breaches the "no advertising" policy, please let me know and I will delete this post]

Sounds Heavenly website: www.soundsheavenly.co.uk

Changing the DIN plug to RCA outputs is not a problem and this can be either done by replacing the plug on the fitted cable, or by adding a convertor cable. I can either provide assistance or send you a diagram if you wish to do this yourself.

Best regards,

Steve.

Re: Replacing a din plug lead on a Beocord 3500 cassette deck.

crissbiscit — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 05:51:38 GMT

Thanks Tony, where is Sounds Heavenly? I'm in the UK. Do they have a website?

Re: Replacing a din plug lead on a Beocord 3500 cassette deck.

stotty1111 — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 05:36:47 GMT

If adept with a soldering iron should be no problem - I don't know if the lead is a figure of 8 configuration or of circular aspect with the cores inside - try steve at sounds heavenly he may be of assistance - he's a forum member!

tony

Replacing a din plug lead on a Beocord 3500 cassette deck.

crissbiscit — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 05:08:11 GMT

I've just bought a Beocord 3500 cassette deck which is in great nik except the din plug lead has been severed, I wondered how hard it would be to replace the lead if anyone can help. Also does anyone know if it's possible to convert it to normal RCA leads for use with a non B&O amp? Any help or advice is greatly appreciated.