Beolab connected to WISA and Powerlink

[20cen]

Hi everyone,

Do you know if it is possible for a pair of beolab 18 connected to a beovision with WISA, to be also connected with a powerlink cable to a beocenter 2, or a turntable or any other device?

 

If yes, how is the experience?

 

thanks all

[tph]

Connecting multiple sources to Beolab 18 at the same time is possible, but only when they are all wired. They are prioritised in this order:

1. Power Link
2. Optical input (Toslink)
3. Line input (RCA)

It’s not possible to use wireless and wired sources at the same time.

[Millemissen]

tph wrote:

Connecting multiple sources to Beolab 18 at the same time is possible, but only when they are all wired. They are prioritised in this order:

1. Power Link
2. Optical input (Toslink)
3. Line input (RCA)

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As far as I remember, this is only the case if you use then as a ‘standale’ pair – not if they are PL-connected to a Beovision.

MM

[Millemissen]

Millemissen wrote:

tph wrote:

Connecting multiple sources to Beolab 18 at the same time is possible, but only when they are all wired. They are prioritised in this order:

1. Power Link
2. Optical input (Toslink)
3. Line input (RCA)

—————————

As far as I remember, this is only the case if you use then as a ‘standalone’ pair – not if they are PL-connected to a Beovision.

MM

[tph]

There is no way to use Beolab 18 as a “standalone” pair, it always needs to be connected to a source, wireless or wired. In wired use, the aforementioned prioritisation applies.

Maybe you’re thinking of Beolab 28 instead, which do have sources built in and behave differently otherwise too?

[20cen]

Hi,

 

thanks a lot for your answers

I have a beovision 11, and I was thinking of buying a pair of beolab 18.

my initial plan was to connect them with Wisa to the beovision, and also connect them to a beoconnect via powerlink, so that I can also listen to radio or spotify…

But as you said, maybe beolab 28 would be a better fit for such use case.

 

thanks again

[Millemissen]

tph wrote:

There is no way to use Beolab 18 as a “standalone” pair, it always needs to be connected to a source, wireless or wired. In wired use, the aforementioned prioritisation applies. Maybe you’re thinking of Beolab 28 instead, which do have sources built in and behave differently otherwise too?

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Certainly I do not ‘mistake’ the 18’s for the 28’s!

But my explanation maybe – for you – was a bit unclear…..sorry for that.

The BL18’s are a pair of speakers!

Also see my post in this thread

….which also contains a link to a posting on Geoff Martins website about the 18’s.

MM

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