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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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[quote user="jk1002"] I have the BL2 in conjunction with BL3 for music. No regrets at all. (...) [/quote] Same here... I think I couldn't live without the BL2
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[quote user="Hiort"] (...)I assume you mean BV10 and the Beolab 11 when you refer to the B&O store setup. /C [/quote] You're right
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[quote user="Hiort"] Is it possible to connect a subwoofer to a Beovision 10, and only use the internal speakers for stereo sound? /C [/quote] Yes, using the sub connection on the BV10, infact you will be able to see set ups like this at the B&O stores soon
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Dozens of good reviews and experiences and do you need a bad exoerience to decide about the BL2?? I think it has no sense. I'd recommend you to ask to your dealer for a demo at your own home, maybe for a few days, I think is the better way to decide about install or not a sub and I'd bet that he will have no problem to do that: when a BL2 arrive
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Buy it!! Maybe with the low stand...
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[quote user="elephant"] i.e. were you able to use line-out signal levels ... [/quote] No, the Panasonic BD Player hasn't control on its sound outputs You have to attach the labs to the BV. You will have no Surround sound, but 3.1. For surround sound you need a sound processor with control on sound outputs...
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I prefer Panasonic one: cheaper, faster and more versatile It has a full Beo4/5 integration
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[quote user="Ehlerz"] Interesting, i have just set up AST in my system, just adding left and right side of my couch and therefore rotating the soundpicture a bit depending on which side i sit in. Seems to work allright, but here is an idear for B&O to follow up on. Why not when AST is activated, does the soundpicture rotate with the stand
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No: that's the results of a lot of free time, boring and Photoshopping HDMI for an iPod??
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[quote user="dilznik"] And in this world, Apple buys B&O. (...) [/quote] And in that world the BeoVisions will be made in China and designed in California. No thanks, I prefer this world, where anyone makes the things that really know to make...
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