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Latest post 06-19-2007 2:56 AM by Daniel. 4 replies.
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  • 06-18-2007 3:54 PM

    • Daniel
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    CX50 and sub zero

    I´m planning to place speakers in my veranda. BeoVox 1 would be good said my dealer, but how about CX50´s? It will be dry (under roof) but will they stand the winter? This is Sweden so -40 degrees C do happens. I could of course take them in during the winter, but rather not.

    Will the link eye for the Beolink passive stand the temperature?

    Beovision LX5500, BeoCord V6000, BeoSound 9000, BeoLab 8000, BeoLab 3500, BeoLab 2000, BeoVox1, BeoCom 6000, Form1, LightControl 1

  • 06-18-2007 4:08 PM In reply to

    Re: CX50 and sub zero

    If we assume for a minute that the CX50's will withstand -40 degrees C, one thing is for sure, the link eye of the Beolink Passive will not, or should I say it will not work at -40 degrees C, but it will recover once the temperature gets to an acceptable level.

    For the CX50's I think the biggest problem will be the damp and the damage it may cause. I suggest you bring them in during the winter months

    Regards Keith....

  • 06-18-2007 5:37 PM In reply to

    • Daniel
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    Re: CX50 and sub zero

    Thanks Keith!

    I will (if I can find a decent pair of CX) bring them in during the winter. Thereby the link eye will not be in use either.

    Another question about CX50/100: Do they need a bracket to be wall mounted?

     

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  • 06-19-2007 2:10 AM In reply to

    • Medogsfat
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    Re: CX50 and sub zero

    There are mounting brackets for CX50's/100's but in reality they are nothing more than glorified hook affairs which hook into holes in the back of the speakers. A decent flat head screw will do the job just as well as long as it is nice and secure.

     

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  • 06-19-2007 2:56 AM In reply to

    • Daniel
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    Re: CX50 and sub zero

    Thanks, Chris!

    Now I will start looking for a nice pair of grey 50´s and a Beolink Passive.

    Beovision LX5500, BeoCord V6000, BeoSound 9000, BeoLab 8000, BeoLab 3500, BeoLab 2000, BeoVox1, BeoCom 6000, Form1, LightControl 1

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