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Re: Christmas dilema

Dave — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 00:07:21 GMT

seanklemis:
how would i connect an ipod two 3 speakers?
i think i really like the 9000 but my other half likes the beosound 4.
if i bought the 9000 from ebay for example does it need a stand to ust lie on the table???

No doubt, go with the BS9000 on a stand it will match the 8000's and 6000's perfectly. It will also look good with your BV7. BS4 is boring but much more affordable and you can have up to 4GB of music on an SD, great for parties.

In the end, you shouldn't have sold your 3000!!

Re: Christmas dilema

MikaelB — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 13:56:43 GMT

If you are looking for something realy cool - get at Seranata Mobile.

Ýou can load it up with wma losless music and connect it to powerlink. That would be the topic of the evening.

/MikaelB

Re: Christmas dilema

Peter — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 13:29:51 GMT

iPod dock jack to Powerlink to BL2. BL2 to both 8000s.

Re: Christmas dilema

Stars — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 13:25:56 GMT

seanklemis:

if i bought the 9000 from ebay for example does it need a stand to ust lie on the table???

I quite like the BeoSound 4, but still much prefer the BeoSound 9000.

The BeoSound 9000 can be wall mounted, on its floor stand, or as you mentioned flat on a table.

Re: Christmas dilema

Seanie_230 — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 12:48:25 GMT

how would i connect an ipod two 3 speakers?

i think i really like the 9000 but my other half likes the beosound 4.

if i bought the 9000 from ebay for example does it need a stand to ust lie on the table???

Re: Christmas dilema

Alex — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 12:13:00 GMT

You could get a BeoLink Wireless and connect the two together via BeoLink. However, this can be unreliable when it comes to parties (wireless generally is anyway), so your best bet would be a BeoSound 9000 or 4. The 9000 is wonderful, especially the 6-CD capacity (great for parties), but as a personal preference, I think I prefer the BeoSound 4...

Re: Christmas dilema

Peter — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 12:11:13 GMT

Use an iPod?

Re: Christmas dilema

Seanie_230 — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 11:48:35 GMT

i have a beovision but it is not goign to be anywhere near the set up otherwise i woudl just uise the dvd drive and beomedia but i dont want my TV where people will be havin fun drinking.

Re: Christmas dilema

PhilLondon — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 11:36:57 GMT

If you've got a beovision the best way to connect an external device is through the TV.

Re: Christmas dilema

Tom — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 11:34:56 GMT

sorry, double post

Re: Christmas dilema

Tom — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 11:34:22 GMT

Get a BS9000 or a BS9000!

You can find out the age of the BS9000 through the serial-number:

BeoSound 9000 6-CD/Tuner Product Specifications

Types:
Mark 1: 2522, Mark 2: 2562, Mark 3: 2572

(Read the whole article here on Beoworld to learn more!)

Christmas dilema

Seanie_230 — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 11:15:04 GMT

hello all

i sold my beosound 3000 this year to help fund my new BMW

i convinced myself i did not use a cd player or radio but now its new year and im having a party as normal and want top play cd's

i have two lab 8000 and a lab 2 to get the sound out from, i need to connect these up to something so make sound.

i have two options

1) try and buy a beosound 4 or 9000 urgently and connect up with powerlink

2) buy a cheap cd player and somehow connect it up to the speakers i hear you can use coax cables how is this done? also how cna i connect 3 things at once, help please

also if i buy a beosound 9000 how can i tell what MKII will be upgradable to work with n.music etc.