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OK so I am a bit taken by B&O oldies so whilst awaiting the arrival of my BV S120.2's my mind wandered into thinking of using Beovox 5000 flat panel speakers in my AV set up. Not into surround sound, like my music and movies to be thrown at me, so thought about chucking in my mission floorstanders for a bit of style with some B&O flat panel speakers. Any thoughts about wether this is a good idea or not or am I just being a tos..r. Would run them from my Onkyo amp, guess I would need a sub???? As always all comments happily received.
Acanthus has done something similar.
http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/p/32101/283654.aspx#283654
soundproof: Acanthus has done something similar. http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/p/32101/283654.aspx#283654
Well, not quite...
They're Beolab 5000s so have the in-built amp. The OP asked about using an external amp for the Beovox versions. I recently posted my musings on this issue with regards to using a 60/70s Beolab 5000 amp with some Beovox 5000 panels. My Beolab 5000 amp has been serviced by Martin and is on its way back to me shortly. I also may have some Beovox 5000 panels on the way, so could possibly advise the OP in due course :)
Acanthus' setup is lovely, but the BV10 makes connection really simple. I think what's asked about here is slightly more esoteric.
President, Beomaster 8000 Appreciation Society
I think the 5000 speaker is great no matter what the application, in vox or lab form (I've tested both).
Below the labs are Beovox Cona subs.
...and on the TV is a screenshot of Futurama
Evan
well in certainly looks fantastic!