[quote user="tournedos"] [quote user="evman140"] All you have to connect is the pre outs? Thats it? Does the signal and volume control go through the same wire? I have always wanted to know how a non B&O reciever and Labs connect. That seems too simple [/quote] No volume control at all. When you connect to the line input on the

[quote user="Stonk"] [quote user="avus17"] BeoLab 11 is a must for men as it looks like vagina. Deisgn must have been inspired by this beloved woman organ. [/quote] He's right, it does! Now I'm always going to think of that when I see a BL11 - makes me want one even more. Beolabia? [/quote] Just imagine the folks in Struer

[quote user="macjonny1"] The BS3 is a very expensive surround processor and would be overkill for what you need. Unfortunately there aren't a lot of options. I have a 55" Samsung because I wasn't interested in the B&O Tv prices. So, I went with an older (US only) BS1. It is big and clunky, but does the job for me and I got

[quote user="Dave"] [quote user="evman140"] I've seen that somewhere before. Don't remember where of course [/quote] Are you the seller i got it from? :) [/quote] Nope! Because I wouldn't have sold it!

[quote user="PhilLondon"] [quote user="macjonny1"]So is there any advantage[/quote] Looks better, cheaper, smaller, less vibration, metal, but less powerful (which can be an inconvenient or an advantage : small room, listening to music rather than dolby surround movies). [/quote] This does seem to better fit into a stereo setup.

Well it would not be such a bad idea, as the current under 40" TVs are getting up in years (in terms of TVs). I would certainly like to see a more entry level TV here in the states.

[quote user="tournedos"] One channel only. The two drivers are run in the same phase - which actually becomes opposing phase as they are positioned facing each other - so it cancels out most mechanical vibration. [/quote] Great! Now only if I could go listen to one

I've seen that somewhere before. Don't remember where of course

So having two drivers, does that mean it will reproduce left and right channels seperately or will it work like the BL2 (in this case two drivers, one channel)?

[quote user="jldmelb"] I play Solitaire..... [/quote] Pinball too?