I wanted to understand more about the speaker watts, impedence, amplifier volts relationship. After a quick reading I think I get the relationship. For Example Lets take a Beomaster 4500 with Long-term max. output power IEC: 2 x 55 W / 8 ohms This means I can take for example any 8 ohms impedance speaker ( RL 60.2) and match it with the 4500 with no

Beocom 6000 was the reason, it was too close

Can anyone confirm if the M70 had rubber surround rings

Thanks for all the good input. What did u mean by checking the L/R buttons. Is it to make sure that both are not on L or R. Thanks

From one of beolab 4000 connected to ouverture I hear a very faint hummmm, almost like a wavy Sound almost like the sound you hear when the tape is running but empty with no track. One thing I noticed is if hold the power cord or metal part of beolab the noise vanishes. It's coming only from one Speaker. What could be wrong. The hum is only audible

Will Beo4 control the beomaster 6500 or 5500

I want to agree - personally I have not yet heard a S45-2, but read a lot about them

The S45-2 have the rubber rings. What about M70 - Will I run into to the foam rotting issues with M70

Plan to connect to a beomaster 4500 or 5500. Will use a beolink passive until I get the beomaster. Which one will be better with above amps. Will be in a basement and mostly play iPod. What do u guys suggest. I hope to acquire 4500 or 5500 beomaster soon for the beovox. Thanks

To my knowledge beomaster 4500 can power a beolab. Am I wrong?