Yes, it'll work fine! Make sure you have no subwoofer configured, and that the BeoLab 5s have no 'crossover' configured on them. BeoLab 5s will handle any bass you can throw at them...

Try switching it to the analogue tuner, and making sure the aerial is un-plugged so it's displaying snow/white noise, and leave it for several hours. Then switch it off and leave it for a few hours. I've seen screen burn on LCD displays a few times, and usually the white noise will be enough to do it...

[quote user="Blackrix"] A bit of background on the B&O system. The DSP is different for every type of car. For the longer version of the Audi A8 (which is 20cm longer than the normal version) a new DSP program was made since the acoustics of the car are different. So B&O takes this very seriously! Last year I heard the first Audi A8

[quote user="TheMajor"] I read some threads on here about how the BL11 brought the posters 6000s to life and they sounded amazingly good. I popped to my new B&O dealer today as my old one closed down. I had a listen on the (Ice) BL4000s. I am not sure if he set it up correctly as it sounded bad. Worse than my current BL4000s running of

You would have to compare them side by side to really know the difference. As a guess, I would be tempted to say the Pentas will sound bigger, more mellow/warmer, with a more rounded low-end and softer top end. The Pentas will play extremely loud without any major issues. Can't comment on your current speakers as I haven't heard them, but they're

Try this link. https://youtubeproxy.org/default.aspx?prx=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esk8OFx7QFw

Guh, how irritating, I just posted a great big long response then accidentally closed the tab! I know I can respond to the first question with some degree of knowledge if I may? The lower the frequencies you're expecting your speaker to handle, the larger your horn or 'directivity device' needs to be. In the case of a subwoofer, this would

[quote user="koning"] Let's face it,most B&O buyers did't have the right placements. i hope that AST would be standard in all beovisions. [/quote] AST won't make any difference with this particular issue (tonal balance) unfortunately....

If you're spending £1500+ on a speaker/amplifier combo (ie, BeoLab 4000s), I'd want to feed it the best signal possible! In much the same way you wouldn't feed your BeoVision 7-55 signals from a VHS machine, I wouldn't feed your BeoLab 4000s, 3s etc... the signals from a computer's built in $4 sound chip, through a preamp to

[quote user="jc"] Can I therefore conclude that the crossover issue will be solved with the addision of a Beolab 11? [/quote] The BeoLab 11 crosses over at much lower frequencies (80 Hz I believe, I could be wrong) which won't affect the midbands to that extent. There is a good argument as to why using a subwoofer would help clean up the