I used this cable to connect my Beosystem 5500 to the Lx 5500 tv. I now have a Beosystem system and changed the LX 5500 with another brand flat screen tv. The plug that was used in the B&O tv seems to be be 7 pin one and goes directly to the Beosystem amplifier. My question is if it is possible to extract the loadspeaker cables from this plug and

Just brought a US model CD 7000 that is 110V powered. Unlike the other items in the 7000 series the CD one seems to be able to convert to 220 V by changing some jumpers. When taking the cover off the unit the transformer seems to be able to cover both voltages by changing the jumpers. Looking at the other items in the 7000 stack there are no jumper

Have removed the working one out of the room but no success. It will not connect. You say you have 3 working. Did you just set up each of them against the Beomaster 7000 and got contact for each one. Do you know how I can find out what version the remotes are. Could there be anything regarding the version that could create the problem.

I have a Beosystem 7000 and two Beolink 7000 to operate it. The one BL 7000 has been set up and works ok. The second one I have problems with. It says no contact. I have tried to remove and add components again but still no contact. It will turn on/off the components but the two way is missing. When I try to set the clock it will not do so again due

The room is not big but will have both pairs of speakers to work on the same volume. Pentas would manage but I want both pairs to work on the same level. I guess there might be differences in how easy the speakers are to run but maybe the active Pentas is the problem. The proposed solution was complicated for a guy not knowing much about pots and resistors

A question that someone might be able to answer? I want to connect two sets of speakers to the Beomaster 5500 in the same room and play both at the same time. The speakers are Artistic research and Beolab Penta's active speakers. They are both 8 Ohms. The problem is that the Artistic ones require much more volume than the Penta's and therefore

I have a problem with the CD tray on my Beosystem 5500 CD unit. When opening the tray it comes out normally but then it closes again by itselves often before I manage to insert the CD. Normally it shall stay open until you slightly push the tray or push the open/close button. Is there anything I can adjust or do to fix this. I have the manual and I

Have tried the remote 7000 with the beosound 9000 but there are no contact, it only says working. How will I get the 7000 to work one way. Previously it was working with a Beosystem 5500, could there be any conflict. I did read something in another thread that mentioned resetting the remote. Any ideas how to make it work and anyone knows how to reset

Just a clarification. It is a Beosound 9000 not the older Beosystem 9000. It works with BEO4. Not sure if there is any differences to your reply.

Have tried to search the forum for the answer but I could not find it. Maybe it is there but anyway I could not find it. The question is simple: Will the BS9000 work with the beolink 7000, any limitations. The BS works with BL1000 and BeO4 so I guess it would. Anyone that can confirm.