On connecting a Beomaster 1900 with a set of Beolab Penta

[Frederik G]

Hi there!

I have been lucky enough to acquire both a working Beomaster 1900 as well as a set of Beolab Pentas (Type 6631, MKIII). These I am currently running with a Pioneer SA-508 using an Attenuated Convertor kit (similar to this one: https://soundsheavenly.com/line-in-connection/33-power-amplifier-to-beolab-line-in-attenuated-convertor-kit.html) running into the Line-In.

I suppose I can use the two 2-pin DIN output from the 1900, split them into positive and negative, and then connect them to the Attenuated Convertor which outputs a Line signal I currently use.

Is there a smarter way to connect them to the 1900? Looking for any kind of input, and thanks in advance!

Best regards,

Frederik

 

[Peter]

You can use the Beomaster 1900 with Beolab Pentas using the speaker link function. The amplified signal is attentuated by the Penta – you set it up using the controls on the drop down flap – this is a link to the manual telling you how to do it.

https://bangolufsenassistentgohe.blob.core.windows.net/manuals/SPEAKERS/BEOLAB_PENTA/Penta_english.pdf

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