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I agree that it is very difficult to be sure what you are buying!
Unless Steve sells a suitable single cable (but his website is down until tomorrow), you could go for the following 'safe solution'.
Buy something like this: link
And then this: link
Thus you can be sure to connect the second cable to the two phono sockets that are connected to the output connections of the DIN.
Location: Warwickshire, UK
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Hi Penfold,
Please feel free to get in touch tomorrow via my sponsor link at the foot of the page and I will be happy to help. Please let me know that you are Penfold from Beoworld so that I know about the conversation!
Kind regards, Steve.
Location: The cable workshop, England
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As Steve said, most definitely both. This creates a means to connect a Masterlink Audio Master (eg BS9000) to an MCL Audio Master (eg BC9500). Using a Beolink converter would create a "fight" between the two audio masters, so I had Steve make a special crossover cable. I can listen to the MCL system on the BS9000 by pressing ATAPE (or AAUX), and listen to the Masterlink System on the BC9500 (and in MCL link rooms) by pressing ATAPE2. Practically speaking it allows analog music from a record deck to play on the BS9000, and Digital Music from a Beosound 5 on the BC9500.
-Beogregg
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