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Re: CX50 and sub zero

Daniel — Tue, 19 Jun 2007 01:56:53 GMT

Thanks, Chris!

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

Re: CX50 and sub zero

Medogsfat — Tue, 19 Jun 2007 01:10:53 GMT

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.

Chris.

Re: CX50 and sub zero

Daniel — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 16:37:24 GMT

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?

Re: CX50 and sub zero

Keith Saunders — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 15:08:37 GMT

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

CX50 and sub zero

Daniel — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 14:54:20 GMT

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?