B&O uses 24/48 to avoid transmission problems - WiSA is max 24/96.
But it would be nice with a genuine explanation from B&O about these terms.
MM
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The video is fun, but I fail to see the link to ‘Wimbledon’ and ‘launch’....but maybe that is due to the fact that I might not understand british humor ;-)
MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark
In the first minute the narrator talks about 'a man from Wimbledon'.
Good that you thought it was fun, but I guess if I need to explain it obviously doesn't travel well :-(
Which still occurs though.B&O uses 24/48 to avoid transmission problems - WiSA is max 24/96. But it would be nice with a genuine explanation from B&O about these terms. MM There is a tv - and there is a BV.
It looks interesting, but its resemblance to a plunger does not leave my brain.
I’d be very curious whether this can only be done via wisa or part of mozart? in other words, will the elevate and other speakers eventually be possible to be included in a surround setup.As I wrote.......when/if you want them to be part of a multichannel setup - as front speakers or surround speakers..... MM There is a tv - and there is a BV.
Got the invite as well, and have booked presentation this Saturday.
Looking forward to hear and see the new speakers.
I miss David Lewis...
Is’t it strange then that Wisa & Wireless Powerlink are mentioned underneath each other? Seems like 2 different connection technologiesWireless powerlink is the B&O terminology for WiSA. Means the speaker/s can connect to all the newer BV’s wireless and the BS Moment or the Transmitter 1. MM There is a tv - and there is a BV.
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Probably just a mistake. Just a it says on beolab 50 that there is a tile that Beosound core fits into, which isn’t true either.And when I got my new eclipse mk2 it was stated that it didn’t have Spotify connect but it does (twofolds even).B&O is notorious for writing the wrong specs in early brochures and tech specs for new products. Anyway, I hope it will be a success no matter what. B&O has always created curious designs and that has changed with the times and looking into the future I’m sure they try to adapt to what is coming.Is’t it strange then that Wisa & Wireless Powerlink are mentioned underneath each other? Seems like 2 different connection technologies
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