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Re: Link solution with more than 2 units

Steve at Sounds Heavenly — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 13:58:26 GMT

Hi Stefann,

You can also use a Masterlink Junction Box, which allows you to cut the cables and join them easily for a permanent connection. These come with a fitting tool and full instructions. Let me know if you need any help in finding one of these.

You can use a BeoVision TV as a speaker in a link room without a Beolink active and eye - simply link this to your main room products via Masterlink and select the main room source from the link room.

Kind regards,

Steve.

Re: Link solution with more than 2 units

stefann — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 10:59:58 GMT

Doctor:

B&O make a splitter box - small plastic product. You will need a Beolink active for the other room to allow full control.

Thanx! I have looked "everywhere" for some info about the slitter (price, specifications etc) and I cant find any. Anyone have a link to share?

Another question: If I connect another TV, e.g. a BeoVision 6, through the splitter box, in another room, can I use it as a speeker and use the remote whithout having a Beolink active and eye?

Re: Link solution with more than 2 units

Doctor — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 09:35:03 GMT

B&O make a splitter box - small plastic product. You will need a Beolink active for the other room to allow full control.

Link solution with more than 2 units

stefann — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 08:30:31 GMT

Today I have a BeoCenter2 and a BeoVision10 connected with a regular Masterlink cable between them. I´m now thinking about buying an extra pair of speakers to use in another room. What do I need to make this work, i.e. how do I split the ML-cable into two? Thanks in advance for your help!