Beolab 2000 question
Hi Chris,
there's no way to get a direct Line-In or Bluetooth connection to the BeoLab2000.
Steve from Sounds Heavenly tried it one or two years ago.Maybe he knows more in the meantime.
Location: Near Munich
My B&O Icons:
Hi,
Almando have this product:
Isn't it possible to use it with a Beolink 1611 converter as a standalone audio system? Would be much cheaper than the almando version...
Isn't it possible to use it with a Beolink 1611 converter as a standalone audio system? Would be much cheaper than the almando version...
Yes, you can use an Beolink 1611 converter, just need the Masterlink cable, and an AUX cable into the converter. Then selct A.AUX (I have had some issues with this, but I got mine to work with TV or V.TAPE)
/Weebyx
Leslie Nelwan suggested using a Beolink 1611 too. He actually had an iPad set up with a BL2000 on a video on his facebook page but the video doesn't seem to work now. Leslie hasn't posted on Beoworld for some time but his facebook page gives the impression that his B&O hobby is quite a big enterprise!
Graham
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Yes, you can use an Beolink 1611 converter, just need the Masterlink cable, and an AUX cable into the converter. Then selct A.AUX (I have had some issues with this, but I got mine to work with TV or V.TAPE)
/Weebyx
But then Chris needs two B&O (compatible) remotes or he has luck and those two Beolab2000s are the new one with a TV button on the panel (which is a bit unlogical for his kids 😕 )
Location: Near Munich
My B&O Icons:
Oh no, Chris - don't do that to your kids.
Give them the A2's and tell them, that is for next christmas too 😁
MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark
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