Hi,
I have a Beogram 3000 turntable connected to a Beomaster 3000, it has the original 7-pin data link cable that has worked properly for years.
But now it seems like there is a play in the cable and the sound gets laggy/faints.
If a fiddle a bit with the cable where it connects to Phono input on the Beomaster it makes it better/worse.
Could I troubleshoot this somehow? How easy is it to replace the cable?
Play in DIN cable Beogram 3000
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It sounds as if the phono plug has a bad/dry joint.
I would open up the 7 pin DIN from the BeoGram, and check the soldered connections.
I have found that if I warm up the plastic sleeve on the plug, that it can be slowly pulled back to give you a better idea. Otherwise, I suggest getting a new 7-pin DIN and cutting the sleeve off, make a note of which wire is on which pin, then simply replace the plug with the new one. (Remembering to slide the sleeve onto the cable first - been there and made that error in the past !)
Hope this helps - Graham
Location: Cornwall, UK
Obtained HND in Electronics Engineering in 1982.
Retired in 2016, and am still 'tinkering'. Have had my Beogram 4000 and BeoMaster 1900-2 since 1984.
Thank you @gravity-graham this is how the wire looks, I have no idea how they should look? Is there a scheme you can see somewhere?
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There is a blue cable that is not connected to anything and it looks to be at least 2 pols that is not connected, could this be the problem?
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Any help?
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