"I do have a 10″ sub below each 8000 and crossover the 8000’s and 6000’s at 100hz."
Disappointed with Beolab 8000…
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Since my subwoofer amplifier is broken and needs to be replaced, how did you manage to do this? I was thinking to take the subwoofer signal from Powerlink cables, and then loop back the modified sound signal through Powerlink to the loudspeakers? (BeoLab 4000)
"I do have a 10″ sub below each 8000 and crossover the 8000’s and 6000’s at 100hz."
"I do have a 10″ sub below each 8000 and crossover the 8000’s and 6000’s at 100hz."
I have Beolab 8002, so probably similar to 8000s. However, I use mine with a Beolab 2 subwoofer connected to a Beosound Core. Without the Beolab 2 subs, I found a pair of Apple HomePods outperformed my Beolab 8002 for music in general - which is kind of surprising. I also use Beolab 600 + Beolab 9 subwoofer (Tulip subs), and even this combination seemed better than just the Beolab 8002 on its own.
However, other than the bass, I don't have issues with the treble or mid-levels.
My 2 cents worth...
However, other than the bass, I don't have issues with the treble or mid-levels.
My 2 cents worth...
IMO... any, all BO equipment needs a powered sub of some type and a graphic equalizer. Since i dont listen to music at very high volume.. the distortion factor due to dB boost is not an issue.. and a set of 8000's with a 12 band graphic equalizer and a sub. from 12-15" allow very low level music listening to just awaken.. to a level that is so awesome..
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