I have a knowledge of installing high end home audio, but i have just moved house and i want to install my B&O equipment. Can some one please advise where i would buy a real of the correct cable, and am i correct in thinking that there is only one type apart from power link cable.  I will list what im installing.

2x Beosound 9000,  1 Beocenter2,  3 Pairs of Beolab 8000, 2 Pairs Beolab 6000,1 Beolab2,   2 Beolinks, Beovision5.

I also have some other none B&O lcds, please advise how you would recommend i start. I do know the placement of all the equipment.

 Thanks

rick

Are we talking masterlink cable? My understanding is that you can only have 1 audio master on the same network. You list 3 though. Or are we talking simply connecting the speakers to the audio&video systems? 

Sorry,

i will explain how they are going to be placed.

 In the Master bed im putting the Non B@O tv with the Beocenter2 and beolab8000s can this be done.

In the main floor living space im putting a beosound 9000 with deovison 5 and beolab 8000s and beolab3

the the Basement areo im putting non B&O tv with a beosound 9000 and beolab 8000s

 in the office i was going to put a beolink from the main floor space with a set of Beolab 6000

I was wondering could i put a beolink into the Beocenter and a set of Beolab 6000 in my small reading room.

 I am very thankfull for your help.

Rick

Yes, i think this all can be done. As long as you don't expect in your linkrooms to connect to both BS9000 you should be OK.

 For the link cable, this is specialized cable and while I believe in Europe there are 3rd part companies that sell it by the feet, in the US I don't know anyone.

Your dealer definitly can provide you taht though, including wall plugs etc.

 

Since it seems you are just using the link network for music, I would strongly consider the B&O wireless link setup. That might even be cheaper then cable and should be sufficient for your setup.

 Cheers

JK

If i understood correctly you just want to use sound in the reading room and in the office; if so:

reading room:

beolink wireless + bl6000 (to link to the living room or master bedroom > you need a beolink wireless there)

office:

beolink wireless + bl6000 (to link to the living room > you need a beolink wireless there) 

As far as i understood it's seems that you don't need cables around the house; please do visit your local dealer to confirm what i've said.