I guess the question still remains. DO I need an amplifier to take the PL from DTS to Cona?

http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/t/35260.aspx Is this the DTS box - luckily I have it

Is DTS a black box with two inputs labelled "FRONT IN" "SUBWOOFER IN" and two outs labelled "FRONT OUT" - It has a DC power in 1. What cable do I need to take the PL out from the DTS to LR on Cona - is it a special cable of any PL to Phono would do 2. Since there are two inputs to DTS - I am assuming the FRONT and SUBWOOFER

Thanks for the quick reply - anybody out there using cona and have similar set-up?

I am trying to install a cona into a setup with Beolink Passive powering two front RL60.2 and another passive powering two rear S45-2. All connected to Beosytem 1 with a beolab 4000 as center. I am not sure how to put the cona into the set-up 1. Do i need a seperate amp for subwoffer fed from BS1 subwoofer powerlink or 2. Can I loop one fo the channel

Which one are better as front two in 5.1 set-up I have S45-2 as rear, BL4000 as center and cona as sub..not sure which one would be the best for front...feel free to suggest or share your opinions Thanks all

I Have a beosound 4000 in first floor connected to a pair of Beolab 4000. It also has the Beolink Wireless (transmitter) connected to the ML. The BW1 (receiver) is feeding my Beosytem 1 in the basement. The BS1 is connected to a pair of MLC2P which are driving a couple of RL 60.2 (front) and S45-2 as rear. The centre speaker is a Beolab 4000 connected

Seems to be a perfect solution. 1. Does this work in US 2. What are the minimum requirements. Say If I connect my beosound 4000 output into one of the powerplugs at floor 1 and then use a similar setup in the basement to connect through the power outlet into a BS1. Will this work. I am assuming the power wiring in the house should be all in one phase

I have a BW set-up connecting my BS1 to a BS4000. There seem to be a momentary gap in sound every couple of minutes...the gap is small enough not to be noticed..but if you pay attention you can catch it. The signal is not that problematic except with the gap mentioned above. However, I am about 20 feet below the transmitter in the basement. I do have

Can I use the RL 6000 stands with RL60.2 - From pictures they seem to work on both Thanks