Old Philips plugs? Do you remember?

[Ricardo Antunes]

Hy all!!!  
Does anybody here remember those old Philips stéreo systems plugs? They´re dyn 180º 5 pins, but now, I guess I can´t be able to identify and wire the 5 wires into plug. I just want to build two cables: one with din in one end and 2 RCA in another, and the second with din / 1 stereo P-2 (pc audio output). I need some help, please!!!
Thanks

[puretube]

http://www.selfmadehifi.de/hifi/DIN_IEC.gif

1= record left (or mono);
2= ground;
3= playback left (or mono);
4= record right;
5= playback right.

s= shield.


[note: this is "supposed" to be the male plug.]

{sometimes the "record" (=input =return) and the "playback" (=output = send) are being swapped}

http://www.tonbandwelt.de/texte/din.htm

[JimRayden]

Argh, the good ol' DIN 5. Every time I buy a piece of really old Soviet audio gear (there's planty of it over here), I curse them. That's because their mounting holes are a tad too large for a 1/4" and it's a pain in the butt to replace the jacks.

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Jimbo

[radio]

I had these on my first stereo and needed adapters to record

guitar on tape

greetings radio

[Paul Perry (Frostwave)]

. Every time I buy a piece of really old Soviet audio gear (there's planty of it over here Jimbo

Jimbo, any old Soviet FX there???

[JimRayden]

Yup. I have an old germanium "Anita" wah and a "Synchro-wah" that is a wierd unruly autowah. Oh and a small soviet tube amp I'm working on. I'm currently looking for a soviet version of FF too.

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Jimbo