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Latest post 04-16-2008 2:09 PM by Medogsfat. 2 replies.
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  • 04-16-2008 2:34 AM

    • Medogsfat
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    Line IN/OUT BC7700

    A bit of advice/confirmation wanted here. There is a line IN/OUT socket at the back of the Beocenter 7700 with a plastic insert. I've read somewhere that this can enable you to connect a graphic equaliser so I assume it can also be used to connect to a 3rd party device such as a PC or CD recorder to enable me to transfer vinyl to CD. Is this correct? I'm assuming there will be a line level output in this socket. I haven't actually removed the plug as yet but is it a standard 5 pin DIN affair?

    I know the amp in the BC7700 is bypassed when this plug is removed BTW.

    Cheers, Chris.

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  • 04-16-2008 1:07 PM In reply to

    Re: Line IN/OUT BC7700

    Chris,greetings.

    The Line in/out connector is a dummy plug incorporating two links.Removing it breaks the connection between the preamp and power amp of the BC7700.As you say,it was intended originally to loop the signal via an external "graphic sympathiser",until these became frowned upon!

    You can connect signal sources here,but it will cut out the internal ones.

    You could of course,connect a mixing desk here,that would allow to extract the internal signals,but also add those from external devices.Ferrr.y interestink!

    Regards,

    Nick

  • 04-16-2008 2:09 PM In reply to

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    Re: Line IN/OUT BC7700

    Thanks a lot for that Nick.

    Confirms what I thought.Smile

    Chris.

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