Beomaster 6000

Hi ,

I was handed down a beomaster 6000 from my farther its fantastic, is it possible to run my ipod

through it,i have the bits to make up a lead 3.5 jack, cable and 5 pin din not sure which pins to solder to

and which port to plug into.

Regards

Mark.

It is just quite simple. You only need a DIN-plug (5 pins) and at the other side RCA or minijack. For a few dollars available at a cable shop or megastore. Then connect this cable to the Tape input of your beloved Beomaster. Enjoy your new Beomaster!

Just Google for din to minijack or rca and you will see the sample pictures.

For a better sound use for example the HRT iStreamer. Perfect digital sound!

Hi and welcome!

You can use either TP1 or TP2. No problem at all. You won't get a fantastic sound from your iPod (not real hi-fi) but it'll work if you can solder!

http://pinouts.ru/Home/DinAudio_pinout.shtml

Thank you for your reply, can you tell me which pins i solder to on the 5 pin din.

Kind Regards

Mark.

Thank you for your reply i have the bits to make up a cable im not sure which pins to solder to..

What is the HRT iStreamer please.

Kind Regards

Mark.

Does this help?  It's a std audiolink socket - ignore pins 6 and 7

http://www.beoworld.org/beotech/mclconn3.htm

I soldered the wires as per diagram just getting a humming noise,  when i touch the ipod it gets louder, think there must be something wrong with it.

Thank you for your help.

Kind Regards

Mark.

 

markph:

Thank you for your reply i have the bits to make up a cable im not sure which pins to solder to..

What is the HRT iStreamer please.

Kind Regards

Mark.

Hi markph,

In this link, http://highresolutiontechnologies.com/istreamer, you can find some information of the HRT iStreamer.

I use this one, and the HRT Streamer II for my computer, to play digital music. The quality is brilliant.

Hope this will help you.

The Tape 2 input has RCA plugs - you'll just need a 3.5 mm jack -> 2x RCA.

Thank you Soren i tried it and im getting the same problem just a humming noise there must be a problem with the inputs.

Kind Regards

Mark.

markph:

Thank you Soren i tried it and im getting the same problem just a humming noise there must be a problem with the inputs.

Kind Regards

Mark.

There are both inputs and outputs in RCA plugs (four in total.) Are you sure that you have selected the correct plugs? Is the cable alright?

looking on the back i used the right two vertical, thank you for your help.

Regards Mark.