Just purchased a Beocord 5500 which I tried to connect to my Beomaster 4500. What happened then was a LOUD volume unadjustable by the main volume from the 4500.
What is wrong?
Just purchased a Beocord 5500 which I tried to connect to my Beomaster 4500. What happened then was a LOUD volume unadjustable by the main volume from the 4500.
What is wrong?
You didn't plug it into the PHONO socket by chance?
You didn't plug it into the PHONO socket by chance?
This should not be a problem on a standard Beomaster 4500, as it does not have a RIAA on the phono socket (Called PH/TP2) -so in this case the phono socket should be as all the other sockets. However - IF the previous owner has had a RIAA module mounted, then you can not connect a Tape-recorder to this socket. Try the Tape1 or Aux sockets.
My B&O Icons:
Aaaaah, one of this moments I shouldn't have posted before doublechecking: I plugged the Beocord into the powerlink socket without pulling the Beomaster out to make sure it was connected right..... It works fine with the Tape1 socket.
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