BL 3500 MCL ON ticking noise
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Hello,
I tried to set my Beolab 3500 mk1 into MCL mode via my beo4.
Done easily with "menu 0 4 Go"
But the speaker seems to be faulty because ticking noise starts immediatly and is accompagnied with a permanent bzzzzzz noise.
If I connect the speaker with ML cable, I have no sound problem.
Do you have an idea how to fix this ?
Thank you in advance
Hello,
Thank you for your reply. The ticking and permanent bzzzz are loud in my case. If I connect my 7pin din to jack adapter, the sound is still there and ruins the experience. Even with max volume on my phone, these annoying noises are still audible.
I would like to use the bl3500 has a standalone speaker connecting a bluetooth receiver to the 7pin din-jack adapter.
Anyway, It is not possible to stay with these annoying noises when im not playing music.
Are you using a standard 7 Pin DIN to minijack adapter or one that is made for a Beolab 3500 MK1?
The reason for asking this is that the wirering of the adapter is different and could affect what you are experiencing
Location: Denmark
I tried with a generic 7pin din to mini jack (not made specifically for b&o products). But tic tic and bzzz noises are there when nothing is plugged in too.
https://forum.beoworld.org/forums/topic/bl3500-and-the-mcl-pl-connector/#post-44537 Then you are most likely missing the ground connection from your bluetooth adapter. You can see the difference in pinout between the cable for a Beolab 3500 MK1 and MK2 (most likely the cable you have) in number 2 post in this thread This will still have the limitations mentioned in my earlier postLocation: Denmark
Hello,
I have one 5pin to jack and one 7pin to jack. Non of them solve the ticking noise when plugged in. No music with the 5pin but working with 7pin cable (sound in addition to the ticking noise).
I checked many videos and posts, no one seems to be annoyed with this sound when the din is plugged out. I dont want to buy another cable if the problem comes from the beolab itself.
Record of the ticking noise : https://recorder.google.com/3fe53683-49a2-428d-9450-ebf3b39909b2
https://www.hifi4all.dk/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=32157&PN=1&TPN=30
Here, the post deals only about 5pin din to jack. That's not what soundheavenly mentionne in his video.
I could verify if the 2 gnd pin are connect them together to see if the ticking noise stops ?
Next move will be the recycling center 😞
Take a look at this thread
Location: Denmark
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