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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
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1st March February 2012
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It's teak. I'm a bit low on funds at the moment, so it will be a while before I get round to veneering the switch box, but I'll be sure to show some pictures when it's finished. I have to partially re-panel my beocord 900 too, then replace the beogram 1202 that my Mum gave to a charity shop :(
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Cheers Chris! Ahh, I love Beoworld :D
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Hmmm... I think this could work. You'll have to excuse me, I get a bit dyslexic when there are so many cables types and connections going on. So the stereo phono plugs from the TV/PS2/mp3 would plug into the switch box, and the RCA/DIN adaptor lead would go from the output of the switch box, into the Tape socket? In which case, would I need the
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Hi again... I have a Beomaster 901 Amp which we use in our house as our primary amplifier. The problem is, there are only two ports on the back (Tape and Phono) and we have 3 devices that use the Tape port. At the moment we are switching the cables around every time we want to use the Television, Playstation 2/DVD, and mp3 player. Does anyone know of
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So it does! Thanks Dillen, I'm off to set up the living room again ! Also thanks for the welcome, there's nothing like a friendly forum that can also answer questions :)
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I recently acquired a Beomaster 901 amp and Beocord 900 tape deck from my family, but am unsure of what I need to connect it to the mains. At the moment the power cable is a 250v, 6amp connector with three parallel pins (Made by 'Masterpiece, England' apparently) with BS5733 written on it. Do I need a step-down converter to get it to 240v? Can
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