Hi, do you hear these noises when you use the volume control?
I have the same problem, but did find out that it is one of the powerlink connections. Probably a grounding issue.
Hi, do you hear these noises when you use the volume control?
I have the same problem, but did find out that it is one of the powerlink connections. Probably a grounding issue.
Hi, do you hear these noises when you use the volume control?
I have the same problem, but did find out that it is one of the powerlink connections. Probably a grounding issue.
Speaker Groups > Speaker Presets.
1 is narrow 2 is wide.
if you have 50s or 90s you must have the same preset set as the 28s
Many thanks! Regards VinceSpeaker Groups > Speaker Presets. 1 is narrow 2 is wide. if you have 50s or 90s you must have the same preset set as the 28s
Don't forget that 2 in the tv is the social preset on the 28's. So if you want the ''optimal'' sound you need to make a new preset in the speakers!
Speaker Groups > Speaker Presets.
1 is narrow 2 is wide.
if you have 50s or 90s you must have the same preset set as the 28s
On the Beolab 28, the factory defaults are Preset 1 = Narrow and Preset 2 = Wide.
However, these can be modified by the user; or you could make new Presets.
Therefore, the more generalised setup procedure is:
- create / adjust the preset to the desired parameter values in the loudspeakers (whether BL28, 50, and/or 90)
- make note of the preset number that corresponds to the desired parameter settings
- Set the Speaker Preset value in the television to the preset that you wish to use with the Speaker Group
Cheers
-Geoff
Don't forget that 2 in the tv is the social preset on the 28's. So if you want the ''optimal'' sound you need to make a new preset in the speakers!
For some people, "Social" is "Optimal".
Preferences are funny things... ;-)
Cheers
-geoff
Not according to B&O because the ''Optimal'' setting has the listening mode dot somewhere else 😎
I didn't choose the wording either lol
I get your point, but I was more trying to point out why, if all being the same, going from 1 to 2 in the TV makes the speakers sound so much different besides just the narrow/wide change.
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