Playing a Beogram 5005 via 7 pin female to RCA

[Cavscout]

I purchased a few 7 pin female to male RCA adapters to test a Beogram 5005 turntable that I acquired.

So I plugged in the 5005 male connector into the female adapter and then the male RCA into my phono stage input on my (confirmed working) amplifier.

But I get NO MUSIC …just a hum that is consistent with the volume.

Because I ordered a few of the adapters I figured I would try another…same problem.

Does anyone know what could be wrong here ?

The 7 pin connectors only connect one way and I have confirmed that I have it hook up correctly.

Any guidance is greatly appreciated

Thank you

[KolfMAKER]

Hi Cavscout,

How sure are you that the leads in your cable(s) are connected to the right pins?
Do you have a scheme of the connections, and where did you buy them? (Did you contact Steven from SoundsHeavely?)

[Cavscout]

Hi kolfMAKER

I am not at all sure if they are connected to the right pins as the connector only fits one way.

Here is what I bought.

GLHONG MIDI Din 7 Pin Female to Dual RCA Male Professional Grade Audio Cable for Bang & Olufsen, Naim, Quad.Stereo Systems (1.5 Meter) https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07W1PKMRQ/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_19KTVQ6MH7KAD4CZXXZW

 

I don’t know SoundsHeavily

 

[Guy]

Cavscout wrote:

Does anyone know what could be wrong here ?

The cable could be wired for the signal to go in the opposite direction. Have a look at the diagrams here – schematics 7 and 8 may explain the problem (albeit you need to imagine a female DIN): https://www.hifi4all.dk/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=32157&PN=1

EDIT: The cable that you have bought is for an input into a DIN-equipped B&O amplifier – hence wrong direction. You need one like this: https://soundsheavenly.com/beogram-record-players/14-2244-beogram-to-non-bo-device-phono-pre-amp-receiver-amplifier-etc.html#/2-length-1m/60-grounding-internal_ground_link

[Cavscout]

Thanks but that was a video.

Where is the price for the cable and for shipping ?

Do you have that link ?

Thank you

[Steve at Sounds Heavenly]

Hi Cavscout,

Thanks for your enquiry. If your amplifier has a built in phono pre-amp, then you just need this cable to connect it to the phono input of the amplifier:-

https://soundsheavenly.com/beogram-record-players/14-2244-beogram-to-non-bo-device-phono-pre-amp-receiver-amplifier-etc.html#/2-length-1m/60-grounding-internal_ground_link

If the amplifier doesn’t have a pre-amp, you will need this pre-amp kit instead, which comes with all cables needed and full instructions, ready to “plug and play”:-

https://soundsheavenly.com/beogram-record-players/12-2196-pre-amp-bundle-for-bo-beogram-and-all-turntables.html#/36-output-5_pin_din_aux/41-power_supply-uk – please choose the “Twin RCA plugs” output option for your amplifier.

If you are unsure about whether the amplifier has a built-in pre-amp, please email me the full model number and I will be pleased to confirm this.

Kind regards, Steve from Sounds Heavenly.

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