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I have. Beogram 1700 from the same era. It's got a really nice sound, and very low noise.
The connection is A Din 5 pin, and you can pick one up cheap at any hifi shop. That will take care of left and right audio. You need to also run a ground cable from the Amp's ground terminal to the ring of the Din connection. Just jam the bare wires in between the plug and adapter.
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Yes, I need a female 5 pin DIN to RCA. I will go to Richer Sounds or my local independent guy and see what he has. I have an earth coming out of the back of the turntable. Can I run that to the amp instead? Excuse the ignorance.
Thanks @Mr_Sworld @timmah! ! I will use the SH link if I can't get one from the shop.
Elvis
Just been given one of these. B&O Beogram 3000. I have reattached the belt and everything seems to be working but as it has a proprietary connection I'll need an adaptor to get it connected to my system.
Is it worth bothering? Does anyone have any experience of this turntable or other B&O ones from this era?