What problems are you having?

Your erratic manual control is probably because your glass panel is loose and not sitting in close proximity to the sensor system. I use superglue to stick the glass panel back to the plastic carriers. I've done loads of them and it works every time. Avoids the problem of removing the existing foam tape. Just run some superglue along the existing

The Aux din socket carries both input and output information. It will depend which pins you jack is connected to as to whether your cable is designed to feed info into the beocenter or extract info from it. An example of an output from the 9000 would be to record your cd's onto a tape recorder. An input example would be to listen to an i-pod through

Depends which pins the jack connects to in the din which has both in and out connections. I suspect you are connecting to the out instead of in.

Your problem is that the output from the LCD is at line level and not volume controlled being designed for an external amp or surround system with it's own volume control. The lab3's have no volume control so you will need some sort of mixer/equaliser between the two to control the input to the speakers.

I suspect that B&O would not recommend active speakers in a damp steamy environment like a bathroom. You would be better off using a similar system to the kitchen with the passive amp placed out of the damp atmosphere.

Just how big is this bathroom!!!! My kitchen/diner/sun room is about 12metres by 12 metres L shaped and the Beo4 can control everything from any location so you would need to be in one hell of a bathroom to need or be able to use 2 transducers and 2 remotes effectively. Of course you could fit range reducers to the remotes but it does not make much

The sokets are identical, use either.

And the switch on the side of the speaker needs to be in the Audio position. You need to use fully wired Mk2 powerlink cables.

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