From chatting with a Bang Olufsen dealer this afternnoon - a little bit of light has been shed ; The option of 2 (master) for the 3200 and 6 (slave) for the 2300 will not work as originally thought for the 2300. It appears that the 2300 is too old but if you have an Overture it SHOULD work. The other suggestion for previous post using Option 0 for the

When I was offered a choice between a 3000 & 3200 I opted for the 3200 for the simplicity of having all my CDs on the 'hard-disk' in the music system. In splitting the music between Classical, Rock & Roll, 'Chill-out' type and smuchie numbers equated to the 4 colours on the beo4. I got used to it to the basic nature and my wife

I am assuming that you also have a 3200 along with the 2300 in storage since you mention not wanting to have 2 masters. On Sunday I bought another Beolink Passive amp but the older type - the MCL2P which will take a Powerlink connection. At the moment the 2300 is capable of driving a Beolink Passive amp through a Beolink converter but the AUX Audio

Many thanks for your reply. I have set the BC3200 to A.Option 2 and BS2300 to A.Option 0 (still cannot get it to accept L.Option 0) and reverted to connecting the 2300 through a beolink converter using the Audio link connection in the Masterlink junction box. To operate the CD player on the 2300 I have being unable to add the 'LINK CD PLAYER 2'

Hi all - I'm still activately looking for feedback on the setup ! The buzz or humm problem was caused by having an amplified aerial connection on the 2300 for the radio - this has been disconnected. I have done a temporary setup where the 2300 provides an audio out via a Powerlink connection to the AUX input on the 3200. The AUX Audio Link connection

Hi all, I was looking for your inputs on the best why to configure 2 systems (Beosound 3200 (alongside Beolab 2500) and Beocenter 2300) with 3 beolink passives and beolab 6000. Front room : 3200 with the Beolab 2500 (this was originally a Beosystem 2300) Dining room : Beolab 6000 Kitchen / Sitting area: 2300, Beolink converter, Beolink Passive Kitchen

Many thanks to all of you for your responses. On a previous post I was asked about the red light - it was on for both the boelink passive and the control eye. The fault would appear to be in the passive amp. I hate to be beaten on this one but the amp still works it and I am able to control the volume and turn on & off. I'll have to put the

Thanks for your posting Graham. Tried the putting the eye to a setting of 0 i.e. Link, 0 & store on a beolink 1000 remote ; then did the same with a setting of 6 - no joy. When I tried in on another eye / passive amp it worked in that the red light flashed. On the 'faulty' beolink passive the light does not flash on the eye nor does it work

[quote user="Jandyt"] Hi, and welcome to BeoWorld. It would be helpful if you told us what Amps you are using. Is your recent purchase a Beolink Passive? Andy T. [/quote] The amp I am using is a Beolink Passive. I bought it on ebay from an individual who is not gone from Ebay so I'm stuck with it ! I have triple checked the wiring that

Recent purchase of a Passive amp (from Ebay!) where the control eye attached can be controlled manually but a remote will not operate it. Amp is in a masterlink setup. The other 2 amps that I have in the setup work fine - did a lot of swopping around to isolate if it was a wiring problem. Reverted to using a B&Q supplied control eye wire on the