Dear all,

I have a Beolab 2000 and like it a lot. But I would like to have more Bass on it. It sounds a little thin in comparison to my other speakers (BL3 and BL6000). Especially noticable when all speakers are on and I walk through the house.

Any ideas how I could change the Bass/Treble setting?

Thanks, Heribert

hello

Unfortunately, the bass and treble adjustment of the factory can not be produced in this way, but a speaker with very good sound regards

Heribert;

I too thought of this last year when we upgraded from a Beosound 3200 to a Beosound 4.

We wanted a bit more bass with the sharper digital notes from the Beosound 4.

It is pre-set, just like the Beosound 1. No luck, but it remains a very clever, good speaker.

Heribert;

We also tried adjusting the sound inside the Beosound 4 without much effect on the Beolab 2000.

Was there not a thread a couple of years ago re pcb changes to achieve this?

The only thing you can do is changing each driver's volume settings in the service menu, meaning you increase the woofer's volume to +2 dB and /or decrease the tweeter's volume by - 2 dB, this will of course change the factory settings but will give you more audible bass , but not lower frequencies.

Of course, placing the BeoLab 2000 in a corner will also greatly increase the audible bass level

Chrisreunion:

Of course, placing the BeoLab 2000 in a corner will also greatly increase the audible bass level

Absolutely true -  compared to a "freestanding" position: 

- mounting a speaker "flat" on a wall will increase bass output by approx. 3 dB 
 
- mounting in a corner of 2 walls OR a wall and the floor/ceiling will increase bass output by approx. 6 dB

- you'll gain 9dB if placing a speaker close to floor/ceiling AND 2 walls.

... small speakers like CX 50/100 or BLb 2000 will sound completely different!

Chrisreunion:

The only thing you can do is changing each driver's volume settings in the service menu,

Hi Chris,

How can I access the service menue and then how to change the setting?

Thanks,

Heribert