The speakers might be Beovox 3000 or 4500 with amps which have been removed from a pair of Beolab 5000!
It will be interesting to note what colour the displays are?
I don't believe that Lab 5000's were ever sold with green displays!
The speakers might be Beovox 3000 or 4500 with amps which have been removed from a pair of Beolab 5000!
It will be interesting to note what colour the displays are?
I don't believe that Lab 5000's were ever sold with green displays!
Well I do know one over here............Leslie!!!!!His packaging is really the best one I've ever seen.
If this guy does half of what Leslie does it will arrive safe and sound!!
Spiros, I love ya, S'agapo
The speakers might be Beovox 3000 or 4500 with amps which have been removed from a pair of Beolab 5000!
It will be interesting to note what colour the displays are?
I don't believe that Lab 5000's were ever sold with green displays!
hi there,
the display indeed is orange. does it mean a beovox 4500 was connected with the amp of beolab 5000?
however can you please advise if the dispaly has to come from both the units or one of the two uniits. also can you advise how one can integrate the following:
BC9500, Beogram 9500 with beolab 1 and beolab 4500
i have the following cables MKIII for lab 1 and MK II for lab4500;
in addition i also have MCL Xtra speaket kit.
cheers
pattabhi
What ever they are they are not Beolab 4500 as they would have green displays. However you will need the Mk2 powerlink cables to make the displays work.
Since you are connecting 2 pairs of speakers you would be best to connect one of the powerlink sockets in the BC9500 to a Beolab 4500(?) and from there to the other Beolab 4500(?).
Use the Mk3 cables to connect the Beolab 1's to the other powerlink socket on the BC9500.
The Xtra speaker kit is not needed in this configuration.
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