Hi Guys. Looking for some clarification on the outputs under my 9000. Obviously a Masterlink ML series, two powerlinks for the speakers, another 8 pin DIN style which is a input for an Aux or Tape player, and then there is the single RCA which I think might be a digital out signal. B&O call it 'digital' but I think this is also commonly known as an RCA 'coax'?

With the digital out, I've never used this single style of RCA plug, but I presume that this carries a signal which can be fed into a 'normal' amplifier. So then you could use the 9000 as the CD player plugged into a Yamaha receiver for instance?

So if you were wanting to feed a SONOS for instance with a CD signal or even radio from the 9000, could you use the RCA digital output, then feed a digital/analogue converter into two RCA inputs to the SONOS which only has L&R RCA inputs.

And finally, if you are using a 'coax' cable to take digital signal to of the 9000 into another system, will the powerlink plugs still output to the B&O active speakers or are they internally switched off? So for instance you could use your Beolab 8000's or 3500 (via masterlink) and complement the room with additional speakers from an amp or a SONOS.