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Re: Beovox cona

Evan — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 09:34:17 GMT

Do you have the current BeoLab 2 price for comparison?

Re: Beovox cona

macsat — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 04:56:38 GMT

Price in the US is around 2200 USD

Re: Beovox cona

Evan — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 23:26:14 GMT

sodoi18:

How much is the beolab 11

Right around $3,000. Someone please correct me if I am wrong.

Re: Beovox cona

sodoi18 — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 22:45:10 GMT

How much is the beolab 11

Re: Beovox cona

Evan — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 21:14:43 GMT

My setup consists of 2 conas. This, in my opinion, sounds much better than running both channels through the same cona, as both channels will kind of fight over the single driver. Great speakers in an appropriate setup.

Getting back to the original concern, I think active is the way to go here.

Re: Beovox cona

sodoi18 — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 13:56:06 GMT

Will some thing like this would be good.

If so what would be the best way to connect this to ouverture.

Re: Beovox cona

wirralsimon — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 04:44:25 GMT

j0hnbarker:

The Cona is a passive sub. To be honest I can't see it working with your current setup. It was designed to boost the bass from smaller CX passive speakers, in a setup where the Beomaster has an internal amp to power it. The Cona's crossover then filters the higer frequencies out for the CXs, but it can be quite directional. I actually like the Cona a lot (it looks great too - there's one in MoMA) and use mine with a Beomaster 8000 and some Beovox Pentas, and the bass boost can be welcome in my large living space.

For you though, I'd get the Beolab 2 as it hook up perfectly to your current system :)

Isn't this just the sort of situation that the new Beolab 11 is designed for? The Beolab 2 is probably overkill paired with a couple of Lab 4000's, esecially as Home Cinema hasn't been mentioned.

Simon

Re: Beovox cona

kallasr — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 04:11:02 GMT

Or any other brand active hub (search this forum, for example velodyne, KEF etc.) and an adapter cable

Ralf

Re: Beovox cona

j0hnbarker — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 03:37:42 GMT

The Cona is a passive sub. To be honest I can't see it working with your current setup. It was designed to boost the bass from smaller CX passive speakers, in a setup where the Beomaster has an internal amp to power it. The Cona's crossover then filters the higer frequencies out for the CXs, but it can be quite directional. I actually like the Cona a lot (it looks great too - there's one in MoMA) and use mine with a Beomaster 8000 and some Beovox Pentas, and the bass boost can be welcome in my large living space.

For you though, I'd get the Beolab 2 as it hook up perfectly to your current system :)

Beovox cona

sodoi18 — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 22:52:01 GMT

How good is this woofer and can I use this connected to beosound 4000. What else would I need to have this work with my setup with a pair of beolab 4000. Is it worth getting this used or should I consider a beolab 2 instead. Do I need a ML MCL convertor? Thanks