Brown Electronic Laboratory amplifer 1001 MV

no, was given to me by relative of former owner, not longer alive, and relative never used the amp.

no cables came with it.

Tried 2 RCA cables. Pins too large. Are there cables with smaller pins?  Strange. 

New to this forum. How to post a pic?

New to this forum. How to post a pic?

Interesting suggestion.  I don;t have the tools, but perhaps can find a shop to do that in my area.  

Thanks

Diameter issue, not length. I have used these cables in the past on my VTL preamp, and a sony amp.  no problem.  Seems unlikely two pins broken inside, certainly cannot see anything when I shine a bright light on the plugs.  I also purchased another set of cables that also do not fit. older cables have no name just says digital high performance cable.  New cables are Aurum.  I was in 'olden time' a bit of a audiophile (magnaplanar speakers, tube amps and pre-amps) but long ago.  too busy to do that now. This is a legendary amp and just trying to get it to work.

Kenema

Mr. brown of BEL no longer alive so need a BEL guru who might have an idea of why the apparent RCA plugs on back will not accommodate a normal RCA plug.

Kenema

Thanks very much. WIll have a look into my amp.  Maybe easier than I thought.

Kenema

thanks to all who helped with this.  The problem is that the connections from inside the amp into the RCA female plug was inserted way into the plug and inhibits the insertion of a standard RCA plug.  So am replacing the plugs.  Turns out not to be a major issue and even I can do that level of soldering.  the question of why the plugs were constructed as they are is unanswered. time to move on.

Thanks to all 

Kenema (a town in Sierra leone if anyone is curious)