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" Custom Lynx – Neutrik – 5 Pin Din Plug to 4 x RCA Phono Plugs"
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Sorry Robert
I was afraid of that. I didn’t know if I could give out the full name of Teddy P. so I danced around it. Then out of frustration I posted the link. Naim doesn’t sell a DIN to RCA cable and it’s frustrating trying to find one.
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DIN-RCA and RCA-DIN are on their price list in all variants (lavender, HiLine, SL).
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Flashback sales are good.
Yes they do. I’m a big fan of the lavender/grey DIN-4x RCA phono tape interconnect.
Flashback is closed following the death of the owner.
Oh dear that’s a shame. It must be pretty recent as I had a cable to connect a headphone amp from them during the first lockdown.
Hmmm, slipped past me as I never look at The Padded Cell.
There are three types of 5-Pin DIN outs, 180 degrees, 240 degrees and 270 degrees. Naim have a 180 degree DIN to RCA. We need a 240 degree DIN to RCA . I have both. The 240 degree works with TAPE our, A/V out and Aux 2 out (I think).
I was going to have my Naim/Chord dealer have Chord make me up a cable but then I found the T.P. one. I didn’t want to spend too much on this application because there isn’t much call for it and it would be difficult to sell.
I was fortunate to find it. It will replace a Chord Sarum T I was using from the ND555. This eliminates the need to switch the output from the ND555 when I wanted to switch from speakers to headphones. I could have both DIN and RCA active at the same time but I found that it’s true that having both active at the same time has a negative effect on SQ. I discovered that fact accidentally when I did something that increased the SQ noticably. It took me a while to realize what it was that was the cause.
No, the DIN for sources and Tape would be 180 degrees.
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A great thank you to everybody for your responses & your time.
Please help me locate it. Old or New?
Thanks Richard. I thought I’d read somewhere that it was 240.
What might have confused me is Bang make one that is supposed to work and that may be 240.
It appears I can use Outputs 4,5 and 6 labeled in the manual as Tape, A/V and Aux 1.
Bud
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