Aabo wrote:

Hi, I just went for a 4xBL4000 with the right Sn numbers (thanks!). This setup is perfect, they are so flexible if you want to move them a bit a round..

Thanks again

Kristoffer

Awesome. Enjoy them!

How about a picture?

Picture is coming! :) need to get them up, I have one more question. I've heard you can connect them in 'series' which would save some cables to your beovision.

I understand that you can do that from speaker to speaker, but how does the BV10 know which speaker it is (Front back L/R?) I have 4 DIN's in my beolab10..

Does this make sense?

Kristoffer

Yes, the TV will know - as soon as you set it up in the Speaker set-up.

I have done the same with Beosystem 3.

Ralf

Aabo wrote:

Picture is coming! :) need to get them up, I have one more question. I've heard you can connect them in 'series' which would save some cables to your beovision.

I understand that you can do that from speaker to speaker, but how does the BV10 know which speaker it is (Front back L/R?) I have 4 DIN's in my beolab10..

Does this make sense?

Kristoffer

You can not connect more than two speakers in series! Powerlink carries only left/right speaker!

kallasr wrote:

Yes, the TV will know - as soon as you set it up in the Speaker set-up.

I have done the same with Beosystem 3.

Ralf

Well, you have to put the powerlink connector into the corresponding sockets. 

There are two sockets for Front and two sockets for Rear.

You can pull one powerlink lead to e.g first front speaker and then continue to the second front. On the speakers you need to set a switch to either "right" or "left".

Not true for Beosystem 3. Used to be like this with older TVs. Changed to 2-6 powerlink sockets (plus sub and center). So you can chose any socket and start to the first speaker, from there to the second...

Ralf

Looked it up on the web. As Hiort wrote, just start with any front socket to attach the first and go from there for the second front speaker.