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B&O red line 60 speakers without beomaster

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Petersong
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Petersong Posted: Wed, Jan 27 2016 5:20 PM

Hello 


Is it possible to find an adapter to the B&O 2 DIN plug so it can fit a modern TV? most likely a adapter to something like aux or something else?

I dont have the beomaster anymore, so i am trying to find a another solution for the speakers to play. If the only solution is to buy a new beomaster, then it is.

Hope you can help :)

 

Mvh Peter 

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Thierry replied on Thu, Jan 28 2016 3:29 PM

HI,

Unless your modern tv has speaker outputs (which I doubt), what you need is an amplifier (or amplifier/receiver) between your TV and the Red-lines, to "replace" your missing beomaster.

How you connect the TV to the amplifier depends on what outputs are available from the TV (and inputs into the amp); most modern TVs have digital out (optical) and most modern amps have optical-in.

How you connect the Red-Line to the amp should be straightforward, no adapter needed.

 

Hope this helps

 

T

 

 

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Petersong replied on Thu, Jan 28 2016 4:02 PM

Hello!

thanks for a quick answer.

My biggest problem is that i cant find any 2-DIN plugs to 2-RCA so it would fit a amplifier..

Where can i buy these 2-DIN? Everywhere i look they only have like 5-DIN and 7-DIN.

I guess they dont make 2-DIN converter cables :-(

 

Peter

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Peter replied on Thu, Jan 28 2016 5:27 PM

Maplins sell 2 pin DIN plugs. Allows you to make your own cables if you like!

Peter

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Petersong replied on Thu, Jan 28 2016 6:43 PM

I meant the female part. The speakers i got has the 2-DIN male.

I was just looking for 2-DIN female with 2 RCA, so i can combine it with the amplifier😊

 

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Petersong replied on Thu, Jan 28 2016 6:44 PM

I meant the female part. The speakers i got has the 2-DIN male.

I was just looking for 2-DIN female with 2 RCA, so i can combine it with the amplifier😊

 

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runekock replied on Thu, Jan 28 2016 10:50 PM

Here's a random seller for the plugs:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Female-2-Pole-Din-Plug-With-Screw-Connection-For-Loudspeaker-/111373935801?hash=item19ee6764b9:g:6CEAAOxyIv5TkN9x

You probably don't want RCAs on the other end, most amplifiers just need loose cable ends.

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The RL60 speakers don't have the press in speaker jacks for straight wire in the back of the speaker like the RL60.2 speakers do? On the RL60.2 the 2-prong DIN speaker jack is on the bottom edge of the speaker case but there are also two spring type, press in speaker jacks in the rear, center of the speaker for cables without DIN jacks.

 

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