Hello,
I recently got very old (60's) vintage integrated amplifier and it has weird connectors throughout. All of Inputs are 5 Pin Din which I understand.
The Power Cable Input has 3 Pin Din which I may be able to find a suitable connector to make one power cable.
However, the speaker out connector is weird and I have never seen one like these. Does anyone enlighten me what this connector is called and how I can connect to speakers?
Thank you...
I recently got very old (60's) vintage integrated amplifier and it has weird connectors throughout. All of Inputs are 5 Pin Din which I understand.
The Power Cable Input has 3 Pin Din which I may be able to find a suitable connector to make one power cable.
However, the speaker out connector is weird and I have never seen one like these. Does anyone enlighten me what this connector is called and how I can connect to speakers?
Thank you...
Thank you so much. To my stupidity, I could not even think about it when all other connectors are 5pin and 3pin.
Never seen 2pin DIN connectors and learn something new. 🙂
😉 No worries. You may be older than me but you have more wisdom and knowledge. 🙂
Besides, the power plug is another disaster. The plug seem no longer existed from marketplace. I might eventually get rid of the connector and use Cable Gland to have fixed power cable.
Wow. Learn another new. Thank you very much for the info. I actually desoldered from existing plug and took the 3pin plug out for Cable Gland. If Cable Gland idea does not work out, will get the Bulgin connector instead.
Thank you. That looks much better than the one originally installed which is getting a bit rusty. If I cannot get rid of rust, will definitely go for the ones.
Thanks.
The mains plug is a 3 Amp Bulgin. Still available in the UK.
Bulgin PX0430 or PX0646.
See page 147 https://www.farnell.com/datasheets/341330.pdf
Bulgin PX0430 or PX0646.
See page 147 https://www.farnell.com/datasheets/341330.pdf