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Connecting a 2400 receiver to a PC laptop.

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thomaspreiss Posted: Wed, Nov 2 2016 2:03 AM

Does anyone have a suggestion on how to connect my 2400 to a laptop PC? I looked for adapter cables to no avail. Perhaps someone knows of where I might find such an adapter.

 

Thank you,

 

Thomas Preiss

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Ryan replied on Wed, Nov 2 2016 2:14 AM

Hi Thomas, I think that Steve at Sounds Heavenly, a forum sponsor, sells exactly what you need
http://soundsheavenly.com/bang-olufsen/67--trs-5pd-.html

Having said that, I did this years ago and used a combination of 3 things that were commonly available around me, where DIN connections are not common. So I have a DIN ->RCA cable, two barrel connectors (female RCA both ends) and then a standard PC to RCA cable.This is connected to the Tape input of the beomaster.

 

 

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thomaspreiss replied on Wed, Nov 2 2016 4:23 AM

Thank you Ryan from Toronto. Long may Neil run.

Thomas

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Søren Mexico replied on Wed, Nov 2 2016 5:28 AM

This one and yes tape input, or Steves cable which is guarantied to work

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thomaspreiss replied on Thu, Nov 3 2016 12:43 AM

Thank you for the tip. I appreciate the answers to my question.

Thomas

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