Posts by Lakelife1 (archived)
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Speaker cable (power link) - what are the conductor sizes (awg)?
in North America · May 23, 2008 17:14bumble: .... but should otherwise be about $2.00/ft in bulk. Worth the lack of gray hair this way... Thanks for the suggestion .. except the bulk cable now costs $4.80/ft from B&O. Now that does turn your hair gray! Ouch…
Speaker cable (power link) - what are the conductor sizes (awg)?
in North America · May 6, 2008 11:39Hagen2000: .... As far as I know not really all pins need to be connected though I may be wrong with this. According to the information given here: http://www.beoworld.org/beotech/wiring2.htm a 3-conductor (brown, green,…
Speaker cable (power link) - what are the conductor sizes (awg)?
in North America · May 6, 2008 00:35Hi Michael, I appreciate your comment and do agree. But I don't want to splice. I want to use two 8-pin DIN B&O wall plates (number 7210473) and run a cable similar to the $$$ B&O cable between them. My Beolabs 8000 then…
Speaker cable (power link) - what are the conductor sizes (awg)?
in North America · May 5, 2008 19:45Since I want to do my own "behind the wall" wiring it would be very helpful to know what the size conductors are used in a 8-pin power link cable? I have seen comments for sizes that range from 18 awg to 24 awg. Are all …
8 pin DIN for powerlink cables
in General Discussion & Questions · May 1, 2008 13:30Hello Hagen, yes, I plan to use custom length B&O power cable (without connectors) and 8-pin DIN wall plates. Since I am only connecting the 8000 speakers and the Beosound 9000 I am wondering whether I should go to the t…
8 pin DIN for powerlink cables
in General Discussion & Questions · May 1, 2008 01:41Thanks for the quick reply, Austin! Does it matter whether it is a MK-3 or Mk-1 cable? As I understand it, to connect Beolab 8000 speakers to a Beosound 9000 I only need a 4-core wire cable, correct? Fewer wires to solde…
8 pin DIN for powerlink cables
in General Discussion & Questions · May 1, 2008 00:49camshaft: Yep, they're just DIN connections. Austin Are these regular (13.2 mm diameter) or mini-Din (9.5 mm) connectors? Thanks! Al