It does on everything apart from pick up inputs of course. I think at least
one was proper din as it did not like long cable runs, reducing treble, but
I don't think I ever actually checked it in that way. Certainly it needed
less to drive its inputs at line level.
I don't know who actually made it in fact.
Obviously like many things the actual name was used for all sorts of things
but mostly for tapes and discs of course.
It was a shame about it dying but there you go, so much for progress.
Brian

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On 19/11/2016 10:39, Brian Gaff wrote:


I did have a very nice rather oddly named (Memorex) receiver built to the
din standard ie no phonos that was very good until one day it put 30
volts
dc through a loudspeaker and melted it.
So much for fault protection.


Real DIN or just 5-pin sockets?
Doesn't the relevant standard specify high impedance outputs, current
drive and low impedance inputs?

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