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Latest post 01-15-2012 7:39 AM by Dennis. 4 replies.
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  • 01-15-2012 4:11 AM

    • beopuig
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    Balance problems. Help!

    Something is wrong with my Beomaster 4500. When I press the Balance key maximum to the left speaker it is ok but when I press maximum to the right both speakers are mute. Then I played a stereo test and it appears that the system is on mono. Any ideas?    Regards

  • 01-15-2012 6:31 AM In reply to

    • beopuig
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    Re: Balance problems. Help!

    More clues. This problem only happens when I use active speakers. It is ok if I use the 2-pins plug for passive speakers.

     

  • 01-15-2012 6:49 AM In reply to

    • Dennis
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    Re: Balance problems. Help!

    That it only happens with active speakers is important in this situation! Wink Take a look at the back or the underside of your right speaker - I'm 99% (Read 100%) sure that the position switch is set to L (Left). Switch it to R (Right) and the problem should be solved. Smile

    - Dennis

    I was borned with a Beolink 1000 in my hand!

    Ever seen a Beomaster 6001? I have one! Look here.

    Main system: Beovision AV9000, Beocenter 2300, Beosystem 3500, Beolab Penta MKIII, Beolab 3000, Beogram 6500, Beolink 1000, Beolink 5000, Beolink 7000

    Wish list: Beolab 2,


  • 01-15-2012 7:30 AM In reply to

    • beopuig
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    Re: Balance problems. Help!

    Dennis:

    That it only happens with active speakers is important in this situation! Wink Take a look at the back or the underside of your right speaker - I'm 99% (Read 100%) sure that the position switch is set to L (Left). Switch it to R (Right) and the problem should be solved. Smile

    - Dennis

    Hi Dennis, You are absolutely right. Problem solved.

    Thanks a lot for your help

    Joan  ;)

  • 01-15-2012 7:39 AM In reply to

    • Dennis
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    Re: Balance problems. Help!

    beopuig:

    Hi Dennis, You are absolutely right. Problem solved.

    Thanks a lot for your help

    Joan  ;)

     

    You're welcome. Glad to hear that it solved the problem. Smile

    - Dennis

    I was borned with a Beolink 1000 in my hand!

    Ever seen a Beomaster 6001? I have one! Look here.

    Main system: Beovision AV9000, Beocenter 2300, Beosystem 3500, Beolab Penta MKIII, Beolab 3000, Beogram 6500, Beolink 1000, Beolink 5000, Beolink 7000

    Wish list: Beolab 2,


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