Fantastic, cheers Peter. Will get the soldering iron out tomorrow! Sam

Thanks for getting back to me Peter. Is there a larger picture of this diagram? I tried to enlarge but it just blurred on me. Thank you so much again. I can't wait to get this running.

I have recently bought a Beogram 1700 to run through my Beomaster 1500 amp/receiver. Annoyingly the people I bought the Beogram from had cut off the B&O 5 pin din plug and replaced it with red and black phono jacks (obviously to run it through a newer system). I want to re-wire this to run it through my Beomaster. I am normally pretty good with

Hi Martin, where can i get the ready made kits you spoke of in your message. I have had the unit working and sounding great but nothe fuses keep blowing!

I know they have to be 4 amp (20mm x 5mm) fuses but which ones are the best for this system? Is it the 'slow blow', the 'fast blow' or the 'anti surge'? Does it even matter which ones I put in? I only had some 2 amps so put them in but they blow at volumn setting 8!!!! Many thanks.......Sam

Hi Martin, thank you very much for your quick response. Firstly I am in Penzance, Cornwall. I have tried with the speaker switches in and out and still no sound. I have 2 red lights on the front between where it says 'TUNING FM' and 'AM'. Its nice to hear that this system is rare and has a nice sound. Picked it up for £20 in a

I have recently purchased a B&O Beomaster 1500 to go with my Beogram 1500. I set it all up as it should be, switched it all on but there was no sound. I took the top off the beomaster and checked the speaker output fuses....both blown. I replaced these hoping that it would fix the problem but still no sound and the new fuses did not blow. Is there