Sounds like a job for Steve@sounds heavenly.I'd say, that it depends on the lenght of the cables. MM There is a tv - and there is a BV.
Adding a subwoofer to current set-up
Yeah, I'm planning to get one with power link sockets (bola 2 or 19) but I don't have enough spare sockets in the essence for 2 sets of speakers + the sub, so would be daisy chaining the speakers to each other and giving the other essence port to the sub.
Thinking about the thickness of the cable, there shouldn't be much signal loss.
I`d measure voltage on PIN4 Powerlink right before the last BL in the row.
But wouldn't you be better if with a subwoofer with powerlink sockets out?
Absolutely!
Stefan
I have not much experience with BL19 (I listened to it in "my" Beo store long time ago, but I wasn`t really interested, because I have BL2 and BL5..🙂
That`s why I read the BL19 manual right now, with specs - Beo`s documents are really ridiculous, especially the "specs" ...! - and I couldn`t believe it, you are right: BL19 has no Powerlink out!...which normally means, no bassmanagement, just a low pass filter for the sub....(!?)
Before you take any decision, I highly recommend to read the manuals - and "specs" - of all three subs in the Beo-lineup - BL2, 11, 19.
And maybe you want to ask yourself, why they provide the BL2/11 manuals for every single language, and why is a "multilanguage manual" for the 19 sufficient...
And if you decide for the 19, connect the speakers to your Beovision and let the BV do the bass management.
BTW: the BL2/11 manuals describe, how to install the speakers in a stereo setup (like yours) and in a multichannel setup with LFE channel.
Stefan
Yes, the B&O manuals are hilariously useless (a cynic might say so that you have to pay them to do the install!).
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