Yes.

Your Audio master (Beosound 9300) is not compatible with N.MUSIC, so you cannot distribute PC (or Mac) music to the main system.

The PC2 DOES NOT work without a computer. There is a Mac version of the software, but it is limited, and does not work fully with the latest version of iTunes. B&O will bring soon a device that allow integration of iPod in a ML system. What is your setup, what digital device would you like to integrate? p.

I do not have this adapter myself, so I cannot help. For the PC2, it is a great product, if you have a PC with Windows. I have explained to you earlier what it was, but if this is not enough, it is documented on the Beo website. The software is available for free, so you can install it and test it.

Les Beolabs 3500 sont "Masterlink" alors que le Beocenter 9000 est "MCL" as tu un adapter quelque part, un grosse boite marron? As tu plusieurs de ces boites, pres de chaque HP, ou une seule , pres de la chaine?

Because it needs to be connected to a PC running the Beoplayer software. You do not need a PC2 to connect an iPod to a Beolab speakers, you need an small adapter. Minijack<->Powerlink.

A Beoport (Beolink PC2) is used to integrate a PC into a Beolink setup. You can listen to your Hifi (CD, RADIO) and TV sources on your computer, and you can listen to your PC sources (N.MUSIC, N.RADIO) sources on your main Hifi and TV. If you want to connect an iPod to a pair of speaker, you just need a plug adapter, not a PC2.

The Beoport box has no "brain" on its own and all the logic is done by the computer. You need a Beolink Active box, with an IR eye (a different type of IR eye actually) to work in an autonomous manner. You can sometimes get some cheap ones on eBay.

[quote user="TripEnglish"]Requires both a computer and a BeoSound.[/quote] Just a precision Trip (and we've already had this discussion ;-) ), it requires a PC, but does NOT require a Beosound. The Beoport can be set in Option 2 and it behaves as a Audio master. P.

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