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  • 10-26-2008 1:39 PM

    • tv800
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    Surround sound without a B&O TV set

    Hello all

    I have a problem, and I really hope someone of you experts have he answer. Today I have surrondsound with a Avant 32" DVD, beolab2, beolab6000 (front and beolab4 (rear)  Besides that, I have a Beosound3000 ... all very nice and perfect. But I want a larger screen, but I'm sorry to say, taht a will not go for Beovision7 ... way too expensive for my budget. I will go for a Philips HD screen together with a Blueray DVD (also looking for the Beosound4 instead of the BS3000)

    Here comes my problem .... the surround sound !?!? How do I create surround sound with my Beolabs ? My wish is to keep it as b&O as possible, so my thoughts went for something crazy .. Is it possible to "build" a stand alone surroundprocessor from a original B&O surround module ?

    Or do you guys have any recommedations on another solutions ?

     

    Looking forward to your replies ....

    Tommy 

     

  • 10-27-2008 3:17 AM In reply to

    • kallasr
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    Re: Surround sound without a B&O TV set

    Same thoughts over here.

    Solution #1:

    Get a Loewe with dolby digital/dts module (pre-amp out) use tv speakers as center speakers, use line-in of your beolabs. Beosound 3000: only via Aux-out attached to the loewe TV.

    Remotes: Beo 4, Loewe (if you take the assist multi control you can at least use it for your sat-box and dvd/blueray player)

     

    Solution #2:

    Get a Pre-amplifier (for example Denon 2809, Harmann Kardon AVR 355) and attach your Beolabs via pre-out (using cinch/rca cables).

    Aux-out for Beosound.

    Screen: LCD or whatever. For most of those you cannot use the TV speaker as center.

    Best would be (also better for solution  #1) to get Beolabs as center speakers as well.

     

    I have not yet decided which way to go, but I will wait another 6 months (LED backlight has just made some major steps, see several tests of Samsung, Sony and Philips screens).

    Ralf

     

     

    My Beo: Beosound 3000, Beolab 4000, Beo 4 DVD,  Beolab 5000/Beomaster 5000, Beovox S45.2 with Stands, Beosystem 7000 black with Beolink 7000, Beolink 1000, F1000 (3 cubes), Beovox 5000, Beovox 3000, Attyca 1.

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