Peter wrote:

Does it have a 7 pin DIN plug? The 3404 should work. If it is playing, does it stop when you press the stand by on the remote?

And is your remote OK, the BM 2400 is known for bad caps in the remote receiver.

Hmmmmm......

Pulled the 3404 DIN plug out of the 2400 and inspected:

The socket in the 2400 has holes for 7 pins

The 3404 DIN plug has only 5 pins, but what looks like holes where there were 2 other pins (on the bottom sides of each end of the plug)

Does not look to be broken off, almost like they were unscrewed or something.....????????

Right, you have a 7 pin DIN plug, pin 6 and 7 are removable, (screwed in), and the pins are missing, nearly impossible to get, Best solution is to buy a new 7 pin DIN plug and solder the wires as they were in the old plug.

Ricardo,

Yes, please send me the pins and costs associated...

Are these the pins that you screw in to the plug as mentioned by Soren Mexico above?

Regards,

S Starnes

Austin, TX

Yes, and unlike the later Datalink control, you need both pins for the 3404.

sstarnes wrote:

Ricardo,

Yes, please send me the pins and costs associated...

Are these the pins that you screw in to the plug as mentioned by Soren Mexico above?

Regards,

S Starnes

Austin, TX

 

Yes they are the correct pins for your turntable - all I need is a mailing address. No cost involved.

Thanks Ricardo!

Email sent...........

If you're ever in Austin maybe for F1 at COTA, I will get the first round,..

Here is the set I put together in a 1959 rosewood wall unit that my wife's parents gave us... (they are Danish)

The 2200 speakers are really great sounding! They are in teak though - Would like to trade for rosewood pair -

Thanks,

Steve

sstarnes wrote:

1959 rosewood wall unit that my wife's parents gave us

Lots of space in the wall unit for more B&O, go looking for S45-2s in rosewood

Steve your pins are in the mail !

Søren Mexico wrote:

sstarnes wrote:

1959 rosewood wall unit that my wife's parents gave us

Lots of space in the wall unit for more B&O, go looking for S45-2s in rosewood

I agree but make sure you to get the original 3 way speaker as opposed to the later two way design. Right now I have my 2400 plugged into a set of S-75. May be a bit of overkill but I LIKE IT.

Ricardo wrote:

I agree but make sure you to get the original 3 way speaker as opposed to the later two way design. Right now I have my 2400 plugged into a set of S-75. May be a bit of overkill but I LIKE IT.

Richard, you are agitating my virus with these S-75s, I´ll set search for them or you sell me a pair of yours😁, your stands are nearly finished and I will be in McAllen within the next 2 weeks.