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Re: B&O and Sony

Corvin — Fri, 29 May 2009 00:25:37 GMT

I believe the best way is the Beosystem 3. I have been extremely happy with the performance of mine!

Re: B&O and Sony

Kevin — Thu, 28 May 2009 23:26:48 GMT

Hi. The BeoSystem 3 does give you possibilities for expansion and naturally compliments what you have. I don't know how expensive the BeoSystem 3 is but I have a Krell HTS3 processor. I picked one up on eBay for $1500 US and it listed for $8000 US when it was brand new If such is the case, Din to RCA cables would be needed. The remote is a Harmony 880. If this setup is used, the TV has to be on if I want to play CDs. (correct me if I'm wrong) As such, I have a BS9000 for CDs.

Kudos on your selection of speakers!

Re: B&O and Sony

Toralfsen — Thu, 28 May 2009 16:11:23 GMT

If you're not in love with that television, you should buy Beovision 7-40 without blu-ray. It holds the Beosystem 3 (only one dvi out) The 7-40 in my opinion looks better than the Sony, I would guess have better picture and make the system complete. The best part is that the TV is around 30% cheaper then Beosystem 3. If not, I think the only solution is to buy the Beosystem 3 if you want to control your system with beo4 or beo5.

B&O and Sony

pedrompinto — Thu, 28 May 2009 10:08:57 GMT

I have in one room with the following SONY equipment:

SONY 40" Full HD1080p LCD TV KDL-40W5500
SONY Blu-Ray BDP-S550

and of course, i'd like to use it with some B&O stuff so i was planning to add:

4 x BL3 (2 front, 2 rear)

1 x BL2 (subwoofer)

1 x BL7-2 (center speaker)

but what would you suggest to control everything ? BeoSystem 3 ?

Thanks in advance.