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    Antumusic
    BRONZE Member

      I connected the Beosound 3200 to my Motorola phone, from the auxiliary 7 pin, in order to listen to music from Tidal. But you hardly hear any music and with the highest volume. Any advice

      #47285
      Guy
      Moderator
        • Warwickshire, UK

        Hi and welcome to Beoworld!

        Check that the lead is sending the L & R audio to DIN pins 3 and 5 respectively.  Pin 2 is ground.

        Viewing the socket:

        Screenshot (171)

         

        #47286
        Antumusic
        BRONZE Member

          How do I do that?

          The only thing I can do is connect the cable to the Beosund, when I approach it I hear some interference. The cable is new, How do I do that? The only thing I can do is connect the cable to the Beosund, when I approach it I hear some interference. The cable is new, I bought it on Amazon, it’s probably defective. I clarify that my Beosound is almost new, it has very little use, but I took it out of the trunk last week I bought it on Amazon, it’s probably defective. I clarify that my Beosound is almost new, it has very little use, but I took it out of the trunk last week.

          Thanks.

          #47287
          Guy
          Moderator
            • Warwickshire, UK

            How do I do that?

            Use a multimeter or continuity tester to check for continuity between the tip and ring of the 3.5mm plug and pins 3 and 5 of the DIN plug.

            This may help:

            2011-02-14_145358_5_pol_DIN_ind_fra_jack

            #47288
            marc spudsy
            BRONZE Member

              you can buy a small lead that has the din one end and the other end has 4x rca plugs mormally red,white,black,yellow https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/320553096519 or https://soundsheavenly.com/bang-olufsen/154-5-pin-din-to-4-x-rca-input-and-output-cable-for-bo-naim-quad.html this will give you audio in and out, and it will also mean its wired correctly.

              #47289
              Antumusic
              BRONZE Member

                I did two tests. I first checked the continuity of the wire with a multimeter and its there is continuity.

                The second test I did was to insert a needle into the auxiliary holes at points 3 and 5 (right and left speakers) and noise is heard. But when I connect the wire, points 3 and 5 on the wire don’t make contact with the points I touched with the needle.
                My conclusion is that the cable has the speaker points backwards, that is, point three at point 1 and point 5 at point 4.

                Could be?

                Next Saturday I will go to Bang and Olufsen Mexico to have it checked by a technician.

                #47290
                mexking
                BRONZE Member
                  • Mexico city

                  I am in CDMX, have a working Beosound 3000 and cables that work, if B&O Mexico cant help you I can, living at “salida a Cuernavaca”

                  #47291
                  Guy
                  Moderator
                    • Warwickshire, UK

                    My conclusion is that the cable has the speaker points backwards, that is, point three at point 1 and point 5 at point 4.

                    That sounds to me as if your cable is an output (from the DIN socket) rather than an input. (Pins 1 and 4 are the line output from the BS3200 Aux socket.) Hopefully a new cable and/or help from mexking will resolve the problem.

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