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Nebojsa Jankovic.
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2 July 2025 at 17:40 #66754
Layesera
BRONZE MemberHi, I have a Beogram 700o Turntable that works well apart from the din cable from the RIAA is bad. I need a replacement but when I look for one online they keep showing din to rca and other cables that are not relevant. All I want is a 7 pin din with cable to be soldered to RIAA. Any help would be appreciated. Cheers
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You must be logged in to view attached files.2 July 2025 at 18:04 #66756ModeratorYou may wish to search for 7-pin DIN ‘fly lead’ – this term is often used when one end is bare wire.
I am not sure of the quality, but something like this comes up on UK eBay with that search: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/124857640859
Location: Warwickshire, UKMy B&O Icons:2 July 2025 at 20:18 #66760Nebojsa Jankovic
BRONZE MemberWhat Guy suggests is a pre-wired DIN7, so you need to make sure you take the correct pins and solder their wires to the right terminals of the RIAA, badically following the exact pin-out of your DIN7 cable! Alternatively, as the original B&O cable cannot be sourced anymore, you just need to get a generic cable with 6 wires, plus shield and a new DIN7 plug and make your own cable by copying the pin-out from your existing cable. (Not to mention that you actually may not need more than 3 wires, plus shield, if you use your Beogram as a stand-alone turntable.) If you are handy with a multimeter, you can also check what is wrong with your cable and fix it!
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