5 Pin DIN to 2 x RCA Phono Plugs Gold 1 Metre Interconnect Cable for Naim/B&O by CoolNovelties

I`ve elected to give 5 stars. Yes the product certainly does the job, but so it ought to, it is only a lead after all. However scouting around shops, stores and even market stalls yielded a display of 3 choices. 1 . Good quality but overpriced, . 2 Reasonable price lead, but of dubious quality. 3 Phono to din leads not stocked {no lead at all}. However the lead above tics all the boxes, being reasonably priced and well constructed. Delivery was prompt. Din leads are not easy to find, so a word in favour to the uninitiated about the advantages of din over phono leads. The ground is the first connection made, so no ear jangling buzzes if you insert the lead with your amplifier switched on. Din contacts effectively "cut" into metal ensuring good elecrical contact. No worry about confusion of left and right channels. Only 1 lead to insert for your "tape and record". [It`s 4 for the rca/phono input jacks] There will be a space saving on the back of your amplifier!. Current top brands such as NAIM use din leads for their devices.

Used to connect a CD player to a venerable Bang & Olufsen 901 radio (high original cost in the 1960s. but of very high audio quality). Aside, my classical cd collection exceeds 7000 discs, and sound quality is paramount.

Quality "Made in Britain " cable for a reasonable price👍

Not used for Naim or B&O interconnection but high quality item all the same.

First DIN to phono purchased in many years! Does the job well.

Really good quality, nicely made. Sound quality seems good, although we are talking about a 40 year old amp!

I liked the quality of construction of this lead, bought to retrieve treasured memories from my 1968 reel to reel tape recorder. I can certainly recommend it.

Good quality connectors, cable feels a bit thin but it works fine and sound quality is great. Enabled me to connect a phono amp to a 1970's amplifier which only has 5 pin din inputs.