Why do I have 2 DIN to RCA interconnects I'm not using?

As I take inventory of all my “stuff” . . . I find a SuperLumina DIN 5 to RCA, and a regular Naim DIN 4 to RCA.

I have no idea what I would have used these for!

Maybe something about at some point connecting Rega turntables to the SuperLine (which has RCA inputs)??

If the Din4 is to two RCAs,(L&R) then that could feed a non naim power amp from a HC or SC.

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I’ve never tried to use a non-Naim power amp . . . so the mystery continues!

If you can’t remember, I don’t think anyone else will be able to either! I see you are moving to France. That’s very exciting, what bought this on? Whereabouts will you be living?

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Ive been meaning to email you! IN Paris . . . planning on spending about 10 months out of every year there . . . to be determined as time goes on. I’ll email you.

This is a fair point ha ha

Or a pair of subs with a low level connection.

A DIN5 to RCA could be to run a non-Naim CDP into a preamp.

I’ll take, “Things I have never done with hi fi for $400, Alex”

(Reference to the US TV question-and-answer game show “Jeopardy” that has run, not continuously, since 1964.

Maybe @Bart needs to go back to HiFi Kindergarten for training. He is clearly out of his league…with his own equipment. :zany_face:

[Bart knows I’m just pulling his leg]

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@Bart I think you probably used those cables for something with your old 252….which I have owned now for the last seven years. :thinking: