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Latest post 08-27-2007 3:03 PM by The Stig - ver. 1.7. 3 replies.
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  • 08-26-2007 11:56 PM

    Wireless + Passsive

    Is anyone able to tell me if I can connect a pair of non B&O Speakers with a Beolink Passive to a Beolink wireless receiver. I already have B&O wireless set up to one link room, so would have to buy another unit to act as receiver for the new link room and then connect the Beolink Passive unit to this. Would the IR eye plug into the Passive unit or the Wireless unit?I would appreciate any advice

    Patrick

  • 08-27-2007 3:24 AM In reply to

    • Christian
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    Re: Wireless + Passsive

    I would connect the MCL/ML converter (= Beolink Passive, big black metal box) to the Wireless unit by powerlink only, and then set up the wireless as if a normal active speaker was connected.

    You can connect your non B&O speakers to the MCL/ML by normal dot-line connectors.

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  • 08-27-2007 3:02 PM In reply to

    Re: Wireless + Passsive

    paddy2042:
    Is anyone able to tell me if I can connect a pair of non B&O Speakers with a Beolink Passive to a Beolink wireless receiver. I already have B&O wireless set up to one link room, so would have to buy another unit to act as receiver for the new link room and then connect the Beolink Passive unit to this. Would the IR eye plug into the Passive unit or the Wireless unit?I would appreciate any advice

    Yes no problem connect the Ir eye to the wireless, and then powerlink mrk2 between the two units..

  • 08-27-2007 3:03 PM In reply to

    Re: Wireless + Passsive

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