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claxton | 16:23 Fri 27th Jan 2006 | How it Works
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I have been given an old Beogram 1102 turntable, which has a 5-pin DIN plug as its output. Is it possible to get an adaptor so I can plug it into a modern amp? Cheers.
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There used to be one with a 5 pin DIN socket to 2 RCA phono plugs. Try Maplin.

Ha! This reminds me of my old Grundig V2000 stereo VCR in the early 1980s. It had 6-pin DIN A/V sockets. BTW it was miles better than the VHS machines and the Sony Betamax ones because you could use the video cassettes in both directions.
17:26 Fri 27th Jan 2006
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Just checked on eBay. Go there, and search for '5 pin DIN'. There's plenty to choose from, and for very reasonable prices.
17:28 Fri 27th Jan 2006

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