Make a video of it and upload it to YouTube so we can see what you’re asking about. This issue seems odd and a video with the sound and speaker would be beneficial to solving the matter.

ClausH wrote:

Hey Millemissen

I thought about the Beolab 11 but the dealer said that it was not good - and it was in a B&O shop.

But the membrans and the cabinet in the 11 are bigger that in the 3´s so it must have som positive effect. Have you tried the 11 wih the 3´s ?

That is bs....imho!

Not with my 3’s, but I have one with the 6002’s in a rather smallish room (using the basmanagement of the BSystem 4).

It blends perfectly in with the other speakers just like a sub should do.

I’d like to have two of them 🙂 Maybe some day!

Two subs always helps to avoid standing waves/room modes in a room.

MM

Michael wrote:

Make a video of it and upload it to YouTube so we can see

I’d like to see Jeff do some sub crawling 😂

MM

Millemissen wrote:

Michael wrote:

Make a video of it and upload it to YouTube so we can see

I’d like to see Jeff do some sub crawling 😂

MM

Pub crawling is more fun! But hey, I've seen it work!

 

ClausH wrote:

Have you tried the 11 wih the 3´s ?

I had my BL3s for quite some time without sub. I then added the BL11 and it really added to the experience. BL11 is a really good sub for music and the possibility to place it on a wall bracket is really nice.

If you have a smaller room that is a better option than BL2 I would say.

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Jeff wrote:

Millemissen wrote:

Michael wrote:

Make a video of it and upload it to YouTube so we can see

I’d like to see Jeff do some sub crawling 😂

MM

Pub crawling is more fun! But hey, I've seen it work!

You could start here:

Millemissen wrote:

You could start here:

http://www.thepubnsub.com/

MM

There is a tv - and there is a BV.

😁😁😁

Hi Hiort

It seems like the way to go. The 11 is beautiful too. 

It is strange though to produce such an expensive subwoofer without the settings for optimal performance in all normal rooms. Perhaps the 2 is also very critical with the quality of the medium you use to play music with and how its recorded.

I think I will borrow a beolab 11.

Thank you all for the good responce to the problem. 

ClausH wrote:

It is strange though to produce such an expensive subwoofer without the settings for optimal performance in all normal rooms. 

I think I will borrow a beolab 11.

The BeoLab 2 is long gone.

Its successor is the BL19 - however, that probably would be too ‘powerfull’ for a smallish room.

Please let us know how you get along with the BL11, then.

MM