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Latest post 09-22-2009 4:18 AM by david coyne. 2 replies.
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  • 09-22-2009 2:03 AM

    Exchange BL8000+BL2 with BL9

    I am thinking to sell my 2xBL8000+BL2 combination and replace it with two BL9. Can somebody tell me if this would be a big sound improvement. I would connect BL9 directly to BV7 32'' as well as  BS9000 via ML.

  • 09-22-2009 3:28 AM In reply to

    • Seanie_230
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    Re: Exchange BL8000+BL2 with BL9

    hi there

    i had this dilema a few months back and had a listen to the Lab9's in the local shop.

    the lab 9's are perfect for Music i actually love them but film seems to lack the rumble of the lab 2 when cars crash etc

    i decided to keep my lab 8000's and lab2 in the end

    the lab 9's dont hit the lower frequency as the lab 2 does

    soon there is a new Sub on the way apparently

     

    Beovision 7 MKIV (Blu Ray)
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    Optoma HD65 Projector
    Lintronic TT455-RT-238
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  • 09-22-2009 4:18 AM In reply to

    Re: Exchange BL8000+BL2 with BL9

    Hi

    I also went through the same decision making process about 18 months ago.

    I had B&O come to my house with Beolab 8000's and Beolab 2 combo as well as Beolab 9's.

    For us the priority was music- so the 9's win hands down. The 8000's + 2 just didn't seem to be well integrated. You can hear you are listening to speakers and a sub woofer. To my hear it sounded a little odd.

    We listen to music on a daily basis, so the fidelity of the music was the deciding factor. 

    A Beolab 2 might give more rumble... but I'd also state I have no complaints about my Beolab 9's for movies. Infact in my house i often have to turn the bass right down as i have wooden floors so it can get really 'boomy'. A beolab 2 would annoy the hell out of neighbours!!!!!! (as do the 9's when I turn them up!)

    How often do you watch films vs listen to music? (that might help you decide)

    Regards

     

    David Coyne

     

    BV8-40, BC6-26, BC2, Beolab 9's, Beogram 7000, Beogram 9500, Beoport, Beotalk 1200, Beocom 6000, Beolit 1000, 800, 700, 600, 400

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