diyAudio Forums Archive > Top > Source > Analogue Bang & Olufsen speaker connectors - Click HERE for Original Thread SSLtech I have a B&O receiver her for repair or replacement of an intermittent loudspeaker connector, and it's unfamiliar to me The connection looks like a regular 2-pin DIN speaker connector, but it has a third -vertically offset- pin, so it's like a 3-pin, Where can I get replacements? Thanks in advance- Keith Andrews phn I don't know where to find them in the US. But they are DIN 41529. http://www.lumberg.com/main/LCO/katalog_4.asp?lang=eng SSLtech Thanks. I see the 'normal' 2-pin DINs there, but these have a third pin as well... -very strange... Thanks again, Keith Ghianni Hi, What's the receiver model ? Ghianni. phn quote: Originally posted by SSLtech Thanks. I see the 'normal' 2-pin DINs there, but these have a third pin as well... -very strange... Thanks again, Keith My mistake. I guess I didn't read your post. This is what you look for, I think: "7220288 Speaker plug, MCL, DIN, 3 pin" http://www.beotech.co.uk/wiring1.htm

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