Beogram 3000 turntable
My setup after 1 year of findings
2024.05.12 20:19 InfiniteYG001 My setup after 1 year of findings
 | I used to always scroll through reddit and dream of having my own setup. Now I do and it sounds amazing. Each thing was a steal for the price. Turntable is a technics sl1400 mk1 and I got it for 80 bucks on offerup and it wasn't spinning but turned on so I took it to a place to repair for 200. Now it runs perfectly. Got a schiit mani because I see everyone speaks highly of it and it definitely sounds very good. submitted by InfiniteYG001 to BudgetAudiophile [link] [comments] My cd player I got it from goodwill for 10 bucks. I also got myself a wiim mini for streaming. I am got myself a yamaha avr for 25 bucks. Now for the speakers. I found thrifting a Sony APM 3000 which sounds beautiful especially in the high and mids. My friend gave me these tower speakers from a discounted brand called elemental design a6-6t6. The reciever can use 2 pairs of speakers as front speakers so when I ran both of them together it sounded sooo much better because I was getting the best of the high end and low end. I tried one at a time but it felt very hollow and empty compared to when I played them together they sounded very full. Just wanted to share my happiness of my setup :) |
2024.05.10 00:02 liamanna My collection
 | Started collecting in 1984 ish… when I got into DJing… Most off them are 12”singles. The turntables are from 1989 and are still in mint condition… submitted by liamanna to vinyl [link] [comments] This is my happy place. I would estimate around 3000. I also added DVS with Serato-DJ and using Tidal to stream music to the decks. Hope you guys like it… |
2024.05.08 23:06 Bkdyt New Receiver/Amp (?) Advice
My current setup is mostly my dad's old system:
NAD 7175 PE Power Envelope Receiver NAD 6240 Stereo Cassette Deck NAD 5325 CD player Bang & Olufsen Beogram RX2 Turntable with MMC4 Cartridge Belkin Soundform Connect (for Airplay) Triangle Borea BR03 speakers (thanks, wire cutter)
My Receiver seems to be having some problems with the balance, and rather than pay to repair it, I'm thinking of replacing it. Maybe with something that has built-in Airplay (the Soundform isn't that reliable).
Any advice? Features I actually love about the 7175 and wouldn't want to lose:
• AM/FM radio • built in phono preamp • A & B speakers (My B speakers connect to ceiling speakers in another room).
Would love to spend $500ish or under. Don't mind buying something vintage or used.\
Thanks!
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NAD 7175 PE Power Envelope Receiver NAD 6240 Stereo Cassette Deck NAD 5325 CD player Bang & Olufsen Beogram RX2 Turntable with MMC4 Cartridge Belkin Soundform Connect (for Airplay) Triangle Borea BR03 speakers (thanks, wire cutter)
My Receiver seems to be having some problems with the balance, and rather than pay to repair it, I'm thinking of replacing it. Maybe with something that has built-in Airplay (the Soundform isn't that reliable).
Any advice? Features I actually love about the 7175 and wouldn't want to lose:
• AM/FM radio • built in phono preamp • A & B speakers (My B speakers connect to ceiling speakers in another room).
Would love to spend $500ish or under. Don't mind buying something vintage or used.\
Thanks!
2024.05.04 03:05 selekt86 Confused. How would I add something like a miniDSP to my setup?
I currently have a simple setup:
Beogram turntable
Node 2i
MA252 Integrated Amp
LS50 Meta speakers
I'd like to add room correction to both analog and digital sources. For the digital source, I can connect the Node 2i to the miniDSP -> Amp through a digital interconnect and that part is fine. But for the turntable, I read that the signal chain needs to be tt -> phono stage -> dsp -> amp. Since I have an integrated amp with built in phono stage, does this mean that I need to first buy an external phono stage to connect the minidsp to or is there another way?
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Beogram turntable
Node 2i
MA252 Integrated Amp
LS50 Meta speakers
I'd like to add room correction to both analog and digital sources. For the digital source, I can connect the Node 2i to the miniDSP -> Amp through a digital interconnect and that part is fine. But for the turntable, I read that the signal chain needs to be tt -> phono stage -> dsp -> amp. Since I have an integrated amp with built in phono stage, does this mean that I need to first buy an external phono stage to connect the minidsp to or is there another way?
2024.05.02 15:45 FlacoGrey This is probably the greatest 90s Hip Hop verse ever
 | Andre 3000’s verse on Aquemini might be the best verse I’ve ever heard. submitted by FlacoGrey to 90sHipHop [link] [comments] |
2024.04.21 04:43 Toadally_Rad98 Full Turntable Focused Stereo Setup Questions
Alright precursor information to get out of the way: I live in the United States, I live in an apartment and my system is in my bedroom that is about a 12x12 foot room or so.
Now for some information on my plan.
I am looking at getting a new turntable. Pretty comfortably set on the Fluance RT82 right now but I am open to suggestion. I am currently working with a multi input victrola that I was gifted in 2016 and I am just looking to make an upgrade. I like the 300 price point with the Fluance but could probable go up to about 500 for a turntable. (Sorry if this is out of scope for suggestions but this can be just background information if it is.)
Because the fluance doesn't have a built in preamp I went ahead and got a Rega FONO MM MK5. I own this and would like to incorporate it into my system if possible now that I spent the money on it.
I am also looking for a new receiver, I have an old denon model that a hall mate from college pulled out of the garbage. But I am just looking for a new fully functional model that can meet all my channel needs. As of my plan right now that would be a front right and front left speaker terminal, a center speaker terminal because even though I KNOW my system will only output left and right but I WANT a center speaker :)
Right now the speakers I am looking at are Polk ES20s and an ES35. Would like to stay around that 4-500 dollar price range for speakers but considering higher with some of the suggestions I have seen on here. I am also looking for a receiver and am open to any real suggestions. I really liked the look of the Denon AVR-S540BT 5.2 Channel and its newer model the Denon AVR-S570BT 5.2 channel but saw it had some issues from some reviews but would love ot be told I am wrong. If I could keep the receiver to under like 500 that would be super but I could go up to probably 800 and not hate myself too much.
I also purchased 2 Theater Solutions SUB8S 250. So on the receiver I would also like 2 pre-out lines that I can split to RCA to input to these subs.
So TLDR:
Looking to verify quality or obtain suggestion similarly priced alternative for my Turntable and Receiver as well as bookshelf and center speaker selections.
Also looking to make sure any suggestions would still incorporate my already purchased Rega FONO MM MK5 pre amp and two subs. Not looking for suggestions on changing these because I already spent the money and am not looking to return them.
All in all I would like to keep it under like 2000 for all the rest of the equipment together but absolute highest I would go would be 3000.
I hope I was detailed enough on what I am looking for and am looking in the right place. Thank you all in advance.
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Now for some information on my plan.
I am looking at getting a new turntable. Pretty comfortably set on the Fluance RT82 right now but I am open to suggestion. I am currently working with a multi input victrola that I was gifted in 2016 and I am just looking to make an upgrade. I like the 300 price point with the Fluance but could probable go up to about 500 for a turntable. (Sorry if this is out of scope for suggestions but this can be just background information if it is.)
Because the fluance doesn't have a built in preamp I went ahead and got a Rega FONO MM MK5. I own this and would like to incorporate it into my system if possible now that I spent the money on it.
I am also looking for a new receiver, I have an old denon model that a hall mate from college pulled out of the garbage. But I am just looking for a new fully functional model that can meet all my channel needs. As of my plan right now that would be a front right and front left speaker terminal, a center speaker terminal because even though I KNOW my system will only output left and right but I WANT a center speaker :)
Right now the speakers I am looking at are Polk ES20s and an ES35. Would like to stay around that 4-500 dollar price range for speakers but considering higher with some of the suggestions I have seen on here. I am also looking for a receiver and am open to any real suggestions. I really liked the look of the Denon AVR-S540BT 5.2 Channel and its newer model the Denon AVR-S570BT 5.2 channel but saw it had some issues from some reviews but would love ot be told I am wrong. If I could keep the receiver to under like 500 that would be super but I could go up to probably 800 and not hate myself too much.
I also purchased 2 Theater Solutions SUB8S 250. So on the receiver I would also like 2 pre-out lines that I can split to RCA to input to these subs.
So TLDR:
Looking to verify quality or obtain suggestion similarly priced alternative for my Turntable and Receiver as well as bookshelf and center speaker selections.
Also looking to make sure any suggestions would still incorporate my already purchased Rega FONO MM MK5 pre amp and two subs. Not looking for suggestions on changing these because I already spent the money and am not looking to return them.
All in all I would like to keep it under like 2000 for all the rest of the equipment together but absolute highest I would go would be 3000.
I hope I was detailed enough on what I am looking for and am looking in the right place. Thank you all in advance.
2024.04.20 21:12 Immediate_Work7320 New to the group any opinions or suggestions for a turntable within $1000 to $3000 range?
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2024.04.18 00:32 _BrandonWasHere_ Efficient Speaker Recommendations
Budget: Up to $3000 USD
Room Size: 22x15 feet
Location: USA
New or Used: New
Other requirements: 8 ohm compatible, produce enough bass to not need a sub (doesn't need to be full range), and high efficiency.
I have a Yamaha CA-800 that just got rebuilt and upgraded. I'm looking for speakers to use with it in Class A mode. In Class A mode, the Yamaha puts out just above 20 watts per channel into 8 ohms.
I prefer speakers with paper cone drivers for their bass texture and speed, but I am open to other materials. I mostly listen at moderate levels, ~75 dB, but sometimes turn it up to 90 dB. The top genres I listen to are punk (and its subgenres), stonedoom/sludge metal, and indie. My sources are turntable, streaming, and CD. Towers, bookshelf, or stand mount speakers are fine. I prefer my speakers on the neutral or warm side. Thanks!
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Room Size: 22x15 feet
Location: USA
New or Used: New
Other requirements: 8 ohm compatible, produce enough bass to not need a sub (doesn't need to be full range), and high efficiency.
I have a Yamaha CA-800 that just got rebuilt and upgraded. I'm looking for speakers to use with it in Class A mode. In Class A mode, the Yamaha puts out just above 20 watts per channel into 8 ohms.
I prefer speakers with paper cone drivers for their bass texture and speed, but I am open to other materials. I mostly listen at moderate levels, ~75 dB, but sometimes turn it up to 90 dB. The top genres I listen to are punk (and its subgenres), stonedoom/sludge metal, and indie. My sources are turntable, streaming, and CD. Towers, bookshelf, or stand mount speakers are fine. I prefer my speakers on the neutral or warm side. Thanks!
2024.04.15 22:51 Anonymous_Cat456 Tandberg or Beomaster?
Hi everyone, I recently got into turntables and collecting vinyls. Now I am trying to do my setup and I kinda know the difference receiver, amp and preamp. It is just that the 2 devices I am looking at is making me confused, any advice is appreciated.
I have a Beogram RX2 with a MMC 5, and a Beovox CX100 for now. Due to size constraint, I cannot get a larger device for the ReceiveAmp/Preamp and I am planning to stack the RX2 on top of the ReceiveAmp/Preamp. I am currently looking at Tandberg Solvsuper 11 and the other is Beomaster 900M.
The Tandberg if not mistaken is labelled as a receiver and I presume no additional devices such as preamp/amp is needed? Does anyone have any confirmation on this? While for the Beomaster some online sources said it comes with RIAA and some said not and additional modules is needed. And I presume even with RIAA I still need an amplifier for the Beomaster 900M?
Thanks!
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I have a Beogram RX2 with a MMC 5, and a Beovox CX100 for now. Due to size constraint, I cannot get a larger device for the ReceiveAmp/Preamp and I am planning to stack the RX2 on top of the ReceiveAmp/Preamp. I am currently looking at Tandberg Solvsuper 11 and the other is Beomaster 900M.
The Tandberg if not mistaken is labelled as a receiver and I presume no additional devices such as preamp/amp is needed? Does anyone have any confirmation on this? While for the Beomaster some online sources said it comes with RIAA and some said not and additional modules is needed. And I presume even with RIAA I still need an amplifier for the Beomaster 900M?
Thanks!
2024.04.15 21:37 Anonymous_Cat456 Receiver/Amp/Preamp
Hi everyone, I recently got into turntables and collecting vinyls. Now I am trying to do my setup and I kinda know the difference receiver, amp and preamp. It is just that the 2 devices I am looking at is making me confused, any advice is appreciated.
I have a Beogram RX2 with a MMC 5, and a Beovox CX100 for now. Due to size constraint, I cannot get a larger device for the ReceiveAmp/Preamp and I am planning to stack the RX2 on top of the ReceiveAmp/Preamp. I am currently looking at Tandberg Solvsuper 11 and the other is Beomaster 900M.
The Tandberg if not mistaken is labelled as a receiver and I presume no additional devices such as preamp/amp is needed? Does anyone have any confirmation on this? While for the Beomaster some online sources said it comes with RIAA and some said not and additional modules is needed. And I presume even with RIAA I still need an amplifier for the Beomaster 900M?
Thanks!
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I have a Beogram RX2 with a MMC 5, and a Beovox CX100 for now. Due to size constraint, I cannot get a larger device for the ReceiveAmp/Preamp and I am planning to stack the RX2 on top of the ReceiveAmp/Preamp. I am currently looking at Tandberg Solvsuper 11 and the other is Beomaster 900M.
The Tandberg if not mistaken is labelled as a receiver and I presume no additional devices such as preamp/amp is needed? Does anyone have any confirmation on this? While for the Beomaster some online sources said it comes with RIAA and some said not and additional modules is needed. And I presume even with RIAA I still need an amplifier for the Beomaster 900M?
Thanks!
2024.04.11 22:34 MapUp8 B&O Beogram 3000 + Beomaster 3300(?) — help!
 | I was about to buy a Fluance RT83 and was lucky enough to pull these from my grandparents’ attic. Would love to know anything more about them, and as a novice who has a little knowledge from recent research, what would be needed to make them functional? submitted by MapUp8 to turntables [link] [comments] —Photos 1+2: B&O Beogram 3000 (there is a lid as well). Plugs seen in photo 1 —3-5: I think is Beomaster 3300? Wire rather than plug coming out of it I couldn’t get everything down from the attic in one go, there’s also a Beomaster 4500, Beocord tape recorder and a few other boxes I can’t get to yet. I don’t think speakers though, so would like to know what would be compatible. Any information greatly appreciated! |
2024.04.06 05:58 GrimLukerSeasonTwo What should I upgrade next?
My current setup is:
Turntable: Technics SL-Q202
Cassette deck: Pioneer CT-1270WR
Receiver: Pioneer VSX-3000
Speakers: Sony SS-CS5
Subwoofer: Sony SA-CS9
I’ve gotten all of this for $350 so I’ve done pretty well for myself I think. What’s the real weak link in here?
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Turntable: Technics SL-Q202
Cassette deck: Pioneer CT-1270WR
Receiver: Pioneer VSX-3000
Speakers: Sony SS-CS5
Subwoofer: Sony SA-CS9
I’ve gotten all of this for $350 so I’ve done pretty well for myself I think. What’s the real weak link in here?
2024.04.05 10:54 Mango_Jeremy PDX 3000 mkII foot switch
Hello,
I'm looking to pick up a foot switch to fit the remote start/stop input on my PDX 3000. I bought one on eBay with a 3.5mm jack, which fits the port, but the foot switch doesn't work.
I notice it sometimes starts and stops the turntable when I unplug it, so the port is presumably working. I also notice the 3.5mm jack is TRS - should it be TS? The foot switch I bought is momentary - does it need to be a latching toggle?
I couldn't find any information in the manual about what kind of foot switch is needed. Any info or suggestions appreciated!
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I'm looking to pick up a foot switch to fit the remote start/stop input on my PDX 3000. I bought one on eBay with a 3.5mm jack, which fits the port, but the foot switch doesn't work.
I notice it sometimes starts and stops the turntable when I unplug it, so the port is presumably working. I also notice the 3.5mm jack is TRS - should it be TS? The foot switch I bought is momentary - does it need to be a latching toggle?
I couldn't find any information in the manual about what kind of foot switch is needed. Any info or suggestions appreciated!
2024.04.05 03:50 graydog_97 My setup has reached a new peak! (Details below)
 | Hey everyone! Posted around a month ago with a similar post, but since then a lot has changed. submitted by graydog_97 to BudgetAudiophile [link] [comments] Receiver: JVC JR-S201 (mfg 1978), got it for $55 on marketplace as non-working but works fully! Guy was awesome, gave me a free Technics SA-300! Turntable: Bang and Olufsen Beogram 1602 (mfg 1978), got it for believe it or not $10 this week at the thrift store. Works flawlessly and sounds amazing. Still working out where to put the ground cable but oh well CD/Tape: Nakamichi CP-1 (unknown mfg), got it from the same thrift as the turntable for just $4, sold as having a broken record player but works perfect. CD tray wants to immediately retract back inside when you eject, but it stays open long enough to slide one in lol Speakers (monitor): Polk Monitor 4A (mfg ~1984), same thrift store for $4 as well! They sound great especially for the size and see well built. Perfect for the turntable Speakers (tower): currently rocking some Polk RT-16’s I got for around $25 on marketplace but I’ve got my dad’s old setup on standby in another room to replace them. Infinity Overture 3’s coming in soon! Let me know what y’all think, I think I’m doing really good for being just under $100 total for it all! |
2024.04.03 17:51 polloloco067 Vintage Thorens vs Denon
Newb to turntables, looking for my first and considering vintage if it's not too much hassle to set up right. can get any of the following for around $400, pairing with a vintage Pioneer sx650 :
Thorens 165
Denon DP-60L
Denon DP-3000
or Rega Planar 1 or one of the projects
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Thorens 165
Denon DP-60L
Denon DP-3000
or Rega Planar 1 or one of the projects
2024.04.01 14:44 the_loaf_ lifespan of Sumiko Olympia stylus? (Pro Ject Carbon tt)
does anyone have an idea how many hours to expect a Sumiko Olympia stylus to last? i see 1000 hours suggested a lot for general stylus replacement. on Sumiko's website, i see two suggestions
https://sumikophonocartridges.com/how-to-replace-a-record-player-needle/ " A good rule of thumb is to expect about 2000-3000 hours from a stylus that has been properly set up. Check your owner’s manual or an instruction sheet that came with your cartridge to be sure. "
https://sumikophonocartridges.com/turntable-stylus/ "Most styli have a lifespan between 200 and 1,000 hours, but a high-end diamond stylus often lasts almost 2,000 hours before completely worn out. If the music’s sound begins to change, it may be time to replace the record player needle."
the olympia came with no instruction sheet - it was the promotion that pro ject had where they send you the stylus after buying the table, and the one on their site doesn't mention lifespan.
does sumiko consider the olympia to be a high end diamond stylus?
i clean my stylus every morning before playing music, but i do play multiple records a day pretty much. i am probably over 1200 hours on this stylus as is. i don't think i notice a drastic sound change? but maybe it has been gradual?
pardon my ignorance, but hopefully this will at least end up a google search for someone in my shoes later on :)
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https://sumikophonocartridges.com/how-to-replace-a-record-player-needle/ " A good rule of thumb is to expect about 2000-3000 hours from a stylus that has been properly set up. Check your owner’s manual or an instruction sheet that came with your cartridge to be sure. "
https://sumikophonocartridges.com/turntable-stylus/ "Most styli have a lifespan between 200 and 1,000 hours, but a high-end diamond stylus often lasts almost 2,000 hours before completely worn out. If the music’s sound begins to change, it may be time to replace the record player needle."
the olympia came with no instruction sheet - it was the promotion that pro ject had where they send you the stylus after buying the table, and the one on their site doesn't mention lifespan.
does sumiko consider the olympia to be a high end diamond stylus?
i clean my stylus every morning before playing music, but i do play multiple records a day pretty much. i am probably over 1200 hours on this stylus as is. i don't think i notice a drastic sound change? but maybe it has been gradual?
pardon my ignorance, but hopefully this will at least end up a google search for someone in my shoes later on :)
2024.04.01 01:02 swb502 Stereophile Lowest Cost A Rated List
 | Hello All, submitted by swb502 to audiophile [link] [comments] Every year I like to go though the Stereophile A rated list for the lowest cost items in each category. This year there wasn't much movement in the lowest cost items. nor items in general. I marked the categories with a drop in price year over year; 2024 Stereophile Lowest Cost by Catagory The largest drop, was $3,000 from the Systems JBL4329P to Klipsch The Nines with a second drop from the Arcam Radia A25, still a massive $2,500 drop from last years Anthem STR Integrated. The other drops were a few hundred each. The Arcam does look to be a really good deal as they go. I'm still running a Technics SL-1700, Little Bear Phono and Decware DIY kit with Bookshelf Tekton Lores. switched out the domes on the Lores after my kids crushed them. I'm still on the fence if I should try a KEF or the Zu DWX. Hope you all enjoy the list this year. |
2024.03.19 01:05 CorezG There's some horns in this house 🔊
 | I've now spent ~3 weeks with this pair of Technics SB-E200 and they continue to impress...I think they'll be sticking around for quite some time 🤘 submitted by CorezG to audiophile [link] [comments] I've had a hankering to test out a set of horn-loaded speakers, and was on the verge of firing up an Altec 604 build but the cost and the size of the cabinets I'd need for proper full range sound had me waffling a bit. As I was weighing out the pros and cons of the Altecs, these popped up for sale locally at approximately half the cost, so I jumped on them to see if they'd scratch the itch. Long story short: they're pretty amazing and the sound they put out is up there among the best I've heard. The horns are very mild mannered and not at all shouty, which I was worried about (especially in my room, which has some quirks). They've got a very neutral sound signature without being clinical or dry. They're capable of amazing realism, and high quality live recordings have you feeling like you've been transported right to the venue. They're squeezing tons of detail out of songs that I've never heard before, and the soundstage they throw is huge thanks to the 150° dispersion of the horns. For cabinets of this size they pull off an incredible disappearing act that's reminiscent of small bookshelf speakers, which I love. Mids and highs are incredibly articulate and organic sounding to my ears. The bass is taught and punchy, never ever sloppy thanks to the 12" paper woofers. I've never heard kick drums sound so realisric in my space! The only critique I've got so far is that they don't go quite as low as I'd like in my room, so a sub is likely in order in the near future (leaning towards an SVS 3000 micro at the moment). I know the Technics are capable of digging quite deep, as the bass goes remarkably low when watching movies, but they refuse to colour the music by adding any extra low end when fed anything via my node or my turntable. I'm going to have the crossovers rebuilt with some new capacitors in the near future and see where that gets me as well. Here's the state of the system at the moment: -Technics SB-E200 speakers -Yamaha A-S1100 integrated -Node 2i -Thorens TD-165 modded w/ Original Live Rega tonearm and Hana SL cart, all fed into a Parks Audio SUT All in all this is the best my system has ever sounded, so I'd say mission accomplished! Happy listening y'all 🤙 |
2024.03.17 16:32 Blazin420WPAM DJ Kemo
 | Brooklyn's Own DJ Kemo Takes on New Role as Assistant Program Director of BLAZIN 420 WPAM Brooklyn, NY - February 24, 2024 - BLAZIN 420 WPAM is proud to announce the appointment of DJ Kemo, a Brooklyn native and stalwart of the music industry, as the new Assistant Program Director. Formerly known as "Kemostry," DJ Kemo brings over two decades of experience in audio production, a deep-rooted love for Hip Hop, and a versatile skill set that extends beyond the turntables. With a career spanning ten years in spinning records and over twenty years in audio production, DJ Kemo's journey is a testament to his unwavering dedication to the craft. Inspired by musical greats such as Michael Jackson, Biggie Smalls, and Andre 3000, DJ Kemo's passion for music knows no bounds. In addition to his prowess on the decks, DJ Kemo is a multi-instrumentalist, proficient in drums, guitar, and piano. As the founder of Juzz Savvy DJs, he has nurtured a community of artists dedicated to pushing the boundaries of creativity and innovation. DJ Kemo's impact extends beyond the studio and stage. In 2012, he curated one of the first indie award shows, the "Juzz Roc The Mic Awards," providing a platform for emerging talent to shine. His collaborative spirit has led him to work with icons such as Fatman Scoop, Groove B Chill, Kid N Play, and many more, solidifying his reputation as a respected figure in the industry. Further showcasing his ingenuity, DJ Kemo curated "Cypher Saturdays," a dynamic event reminiscent of "Wild N Out," highlighting artists who embody raw lyricism and authentic expression. But DJ Kemo's talents don't end there. A culinary aficionado, he delights palates as a chef and shares his culinary adventures through food blogs, adding yet another dimension to his multifaceted persona. In his new role as Assistant Program Director of BLAZIN 420 WPAM, DJ Kemo will undoubtedly bring his wealth of experience, creative vision, and passion for music to the forefront, shaping the station's programming and fostering a vibrant community of listeners. For media inquiries, interviews, or booking requests: Press Contact:Amirbali Blazin420wpam@gmail.com205-440-2742 submitted by Blazin420WPAM to Blazin420WPAM [link] [comments] Follow DJ Kemo's journey on social media: Instagram: @djkemo Twitter: @djkemo Facebook: DJ Kemo |
2024.03.16 18:25 Rich-Skill8289 DIY Din-7 to Rca (B&O Beogram turntable)
I need some help with DIY'ing an RCA cable to fit my Beogram 3300 so that I can connect it to my regular amp. I found information online stating that pin 3/5 is the signal cable for RCA and pin 2 is ground. I made myself a cable with three connectors that I can connect directly to the pins on the original DIN-7 connector. One and two are for signal, and three is a combined ground.
I connected it to my amp, and lo and behold, there's no sound whatsoever! What did I do wrong?
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I connected it to my amp, and lo and behold, there's no sound whatsoever! What did I do wrong?
2024.03.10 14:41 Southern_Stretch6074 Beogram 4000 connect to beomaster 3000 connect to Sonos
Please help!
I have purchased a beogram 4000 in beautiful condition and a beomaster 3000.
I have an existing setup for my TT of 2 Sonos five speakers and a Sonos sub
How do I connect the beogram to the beomaster and then to the Sonos setup
The Sonos five can receive an auxiliary 3.5mm
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I have purchased a beogram 4000 in beautiful condition and a beomaster 3000.
I have an existing setup for my TT of 2 Sonos five speakers and a Sonos sub
How do I connect the beogram to the beomaster and then to the Sonos setup
The Sonos five can receive an auxiliary 3.5mm