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The new audio engine can route the bass to the most capable speaker. In this case your BL19. This is the primary reason I consider upgrading to Beosystem 4. But any TV build on the new engine can do this and you will not need to wire your sub to your satelites.
The transmitter has a high and low pass filter for the sub, but that would require using the receiver on the main speakers to get the benefit of the high pass filter. This is the main reason I'm not looking at the 19 as I don't need either the transmitter or receiver as my wires are run and hidden, and it would add quite a bit to the cost.
Hello,
I had the chance to test a Beolab 19 at home for two days together with my BL 1 and BV 7-40.
I must say I'm very impressed with this subwoofer, it matches in a perfect way with Beolab 1. Finally a very well balanced bass with all kind of music and of course very effective with movies. Now I can listen to a deep and accurate bass that I always missed with Beolab 1, even at low volume.
I didn't hesitate to order this fantastic subwoofer from my dealer.
Greets
Räuber
Congrats with your new sub!
You must be a happy man now that - after all - everything works a wanted!
Is Frau Räuber hapy too?
MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark
Thank you, MM. Yes, I'm a happy man now.Speaker set up is: Beolab 1 front, BL 6000 rear, BL 19 sub and BL 10 center. Just listened to 'Dark Side of the Moon' from internal Bluray player of BV 7 (5.1 Surround Mix, 96kHz/24bit), a real exciting adventure!😃😍😘And yes, Frau Räuber is also happy too, she likes the design of BL 19 very much. Although a big flower vase has to be sorted out!😪GreetsRäuberCongrats with your new sub! You must be a happy man now that - after all - everything works a wanted! Is Frau Räuber hapy too? MM There is a tv - and there is a BV.
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