Subsequently to the first post I found instructions in the Scandinavien thread on how to do the translation so here are those two posts almost perfectly translated
I am a high school who spent a significant portion of savings in the following set-up:
MacBook with iTunes to wirelessly send
music to Airport Express Station, which sends the music through the
mini-jack-RCA cable for my two Beolab 4000 that hangs on the wall.
Thus, my wireless music system complete and sole control is required is on the computer. I myself think it is quite excellent.
However, there is a problem ..!
Højtalerene is extremely sensitive to the signal and I therefore have to screw down the equalizer in iTunes. That in itself is not a source of
major irritation, but: The sensitivity of højtalerene do that from time
to time (45min - 1.5 hour intervals), switch on and off quickly.
I know this only happens if indgangsignaleret is weak and very briefly.
My question is: How can this problem be solved? I have considered whether it is possible to buy a mini-jack-resistance,
which would dampen the signal without compromising the sound.
In advance, thanks.
/Thomas
Hello Thomas
Jeg havde det samme problem.
I had the same problem.
Det blev løst ved at få lavet et adapter kabel hos min B&O forhandler.
It was solved by getting into an adapter cable from my B & O dealer.
Det ser sådan ud.
It looks like this.
Efter
dette kabel blev tilsluttet blev volumen nem at styre. Hvis ikke BeoLab
4000 modtager et lydsignal i et stykke tid går de i standby, det kan
der kun laves om på, ved at få justeret eller fjernet det relæ som
findes i højttalerne.
After the cable was connected to the
volume easy to manage. Unless BeoLab 4000 receives an audio signal in a
while go in standby, it can only be turned on by getting adjusted or
removed the relay which is in the speakers.
Good luck !
