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For some reason I only have the installation manual in Dutch!  I think the setting assumes 8ohm speakers, hence it recommends 40W for CX50s, so you can probably go a little higher for the CX100s - say 50W.

Safer to go too low than too high.

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Thank you so much Guy!!!! I thought that I can run the Beovox 100 with "nearly" 80 Watts in the relaisbox cause the have a maximum music power loading of 110 Watt. But perhaps it´s good not to go over 60 Watt as you recommended.
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Best regards and happy christmas!

Stefan

 

If you are using the CX100s with the 9500, you really have no issues - I would set the level to maximum. The 9500 is really a 40W per channel amplifier - the power levels were later described as 80W IEC when they changed the measurement standards with no change in the amplifier. I have used CX100s with a Beomaster 5500 which in IEC terms is a 110W per channel amplifier. If you look at the figures, the maximum power the 9500 can use is 200W and that is for the whole device. I used to run three extra rooms from my 9500 though one was for active speakers which is a powered unit. Excellent system - I have recently obtained a 9500 again (my third!- I had one stolen and gave another to friend of mine!) In my view, it is the best looking and easiest to use system made my B&O. Just reattached the tape for the glass tops and it is splendid - you can use it with a Beolink 7000 - very useful in a link room as it is almost like having the system in the room.

Thank you so much Peter for your answer. Will follow your advice. Happy Christmas! Best regards! Stefan