Just when I thought I'd got there you tell me this :)
Grrrrr!
(thanks everyone for the help though).
Just when I thought I'd got there you tell me this :)
Grrrrr!
(thanks everyone for the help though).
I'd agree with stefan on that one.
Whether the BL2 will do the job only a test may prove!
Some people a concerned with power consumption or wear of their tv, which is ok.
IMO the use of the tv /the BV11 as the center of a B&O-setup (as intended from B&O) gives you much more possibilities of tuning the sound and of handling speaker groups and connected sources - not to mention the use of the BL12.2's in conjunction with the speakers of the tv for a more accurate listening experience when watching tv/movies.
Please let us know how you decide - and especially how the setup performes.
MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark
Sure - will also work, and will make more sense in your setup, I think.
Stefan
Seems so.
Only word of warning is the BL2 has a reputation of being a good movie subwoofer, but I have read elsewhere that it is "flabby" when it comes to music.
Back to others for debate.
I know about that "reputation", and I don`t agree. As always, positioning is important, and the room takes a lot of influence, but after all it`s a very good speaker, and for it`s size, the best one I know.
I`m a proud owner of a BL2, that I used a lot of years for sound to picture and music in a front stereo setup with BL8000.
Years ago they had to go to rear stereo, when I got the BL5 for front L/R.
Stefan
Thanks.
Yes you can trust Stefan 😇Thanks.
Hello again.
I'm still all over the place with this big decision :)
After you (some of you) put doubt in my mind about the BL3 I'm now considering a 19 (was always my first choice aesthetically anyway :)
The easiest way to add one of these would be:
- Connect the bola 19 into one of the essence's PL sockets
- Connect one of the 12.2s to the other essence PL socket
- Daisy chain the second 12.2 from the first 12.2
- Daisy chain the bolab 3s from the second 12.2 (with a splitter)
Simple?
But then some guy in a B&O shop (possible expert, possible chancer) told me that daisy chaining was a bad idea as it weakened the signal/would cause issues.
Is this true, or is my genius (joking) daisy chaining idea above going to work/be fine?
Thanks again!
Gareth.
I'd say, that it depends on the lenght of the cables.
MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark
Thanks MM.
The longest is 10 meters (I think).
Thanks :)
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