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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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Hey allen, Tja, een beovision 3 of 4... zodra ik die kan betalen ga ik er zeker achteraan! Dat is zolang ik studeer nog toekomstmuziek. Vandaar ook deze thread een beetje, als ik B&O wil kijken zal ik het nog een tijdje met de ouderwetse beeldbuis moeten doen... gelukkig kan dat inderdaad na een eventuele digitalisering nog via externe digitale
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Whoops! Now I see you need a user manual. I thought I read service manual! I'm sorry, I only have a service manual copy. Mea culpa!
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Ok, MCL2P is probably the only option in this case looked at it this way... Thanks for the help, learning new stuff here all the time!
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Is it not on site? I have one, pretty bad one though. Send me a PM with your e-mail adress and I'll send it!
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Thanks Stefan! But shouldn't in my case BM3500 be set to OPT 0 (no IR reception, according to beotech)? All it has to do is amplify. Radio and CD functions will be carried out by BS9000. BS9000 therefore should then be the IR receiving unit, OPT 2, sending through masterlink a signal that turns on or off the AUX input of BM3500 when BS9000 turns
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Beste mede-B&O-fanatici, Ik kijk nog altijd graag naar mijn ouderwetse 8902 B&O beeldbuis televisie. Indertijd voor 25 euro op de kop getikt, mijn inziens een koopje voor zo'n prettig beeld, geluid, en onderhoudsvriendelijkheid. Al zou ik toch ook graag een modernere B&O TV hebben, bijvoorbeeld zo'n machtige LX! Die worden onderhand
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Ok, thanks Peter! Friend of mine has a great sounding setup of BM6000+RL60 with BS9000. Only problem is (bit of a luxury problem, of course ) the BM6000 still has to be turned on and off by hand. As far as I know, only solution to this is (expensive) beolab speakers or a (expensive too) Beolink Passive amp. I have a BM3500, thought maybe by connecting
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Hi all! Quick question: is it possible to use beomaster 3500 as an amplifier for beosound 9000, through for example the AUX input, with the beomaster turning on and off along with the beosound 9000 through the link connection? I checked out the beotech section but I couldn't really figure it out. If it works, a MCL converter is probably required
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Marvellous! What beautiful speakers, now I'm pretty sure I want a couple of those Thank you Chris and Keith for restoring the pictures!
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[quote user="vikinger"] Think you'll find that this is a long-standing problem that Keith is progressively dealing with. [/quote] OK, thanks! I tried searching for the reason a lot of pics from old threads are gone, but couldn't find anything, so thought I'd ask. Thanks for the link to the photo thread, Andy seems quite talented
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