Hallo Matthias

Eigentlich gibt es 2 Möglichkeiten.

1: die kompliciertere und bessere.
Du brauchst einen (B&O) ML/NL Konverter um deinen BM7000 bzw den Masterlink Konverter mit einem NL-basierten Setup (Eclipse und eventuelle andere NL-Lautsprecher im Setup) zu verbinden.

So kannst du den BM7000 inclusive Beogram ungefährt so bedienen wie vorher mit dem BV10.

2: die einfachere/günstigere, aber nicht so bequeme Lösung.
Ein (DIN-)Kabel vom BM7000/A.Aux oder auch vom PL zu Minijack/Line-Eingang am Sound Center/Eclipse.
Hierbei wird einfach das, was am BM7000 abgespielt werden über die Lautsprecher/Eclipse, hörbar. Die Quelle/BM7000 muß manuell/Beo4 ausgewählt/kontrolliert werden. Die Laustärkeregelung erfolgt über den Eclipse.

2a: falls es dir nur um den Plattenspieler geht, könntest du einfach diesen mittels Adapter DIN zu Minijack mit dem Line-Eingang am Soundcenter verbinden (der BM7000 wird dann nicht benötigt).
Der Beogram muß mauell bedient werden/Lautstärkeregelung über Eclipse.

 

Hoffentlich hilft dies ein wenig!

 

MM

Sorry to reply in English but I have an Eclipse and a BM7000 and B&O told me that possibility 1 won't work, the Eclipse NL doesn't work that way so I have had to go with possibility 2 but sacrificing a BM7000 connection  since AAux is used to connect  to the Masterlink  converter.

 

Paul

I can easily reach (and play from) my Beosystem 7000/CD on my Essence in a linked room.

The setup is Beosystem 7000 -> Beolink/ML Converter -> NL/ML Converter -> into my NL products.

Why shouldn’t that be possible with the Sound Center……which is a NL product?

It is all about how the setup is configured!

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MM

That's what I thought but it doesn't seem to work, pressing CD as shown above does nothing, how should the NL/ML Converter be set up?

I can listen to sounds from the Eclipse on the Masterlink products and even switch it off but not the other way round!

MM, taking your lead I played around with the settings and it all works! The dealer had spent a number of days talking to B&O who were adamant it wouldn't work.

The only minor issue is that if I mute the Eclipse sound it also mutes the linked product.

Paul

For the NL/ML set up I did the following, not sure this is the best way but it works.

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I then followed the BeoRemote User Guide for the Beolink set up, in my case I did not see the link symbol against the source so I just see "Radio" not as in the picture.

 

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This all seems to work well, I can select a source on the BM7000 with my Beo4 and it plays and I can control the volume or I can select the source using the Beoremote. I can also play audio from the Eclipse on my Beolab 3500, my Beovision 6 and Beolink PC2. The only problem I really have is not being able to choose a speaker group when in Beo4 Audio mode.

On my Beoremote I have a choice of "Lounge" my Eclipse or Beo4 Audio and choose which one.

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Hope this helps.

 

Paul