BeoVision Contour

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Is this exactly the same as the 48” and locked in with no power links ? Or could you use wisa to connect to additional b&o speakers ?

Bestwick8 wrote:

Is this exactly the same as the 48” and locked in with no power links ? Or could you use wisa to connect to additional b&o speakers ?

Still a integrated Stage, only size and screen type is now C1

What are your thoughts about using wisa to connect to bl28 and killing the stage ? As the eclipse is far too expensive 

The Stage doesn't have WISA.

The Contour is a standalone  TV by design.

No Wisa included in the Contour.

Bestwick8 wrote:

What are your thoughts about using wisa to connect to bl28 and killing the stage ? As the eclipse is far too expensive 

 

You could buy a USB wisa ? And kill the stage inside the contour ?

You would be best of to use a center speaker, hence the stage in the contour. As said it is a stand alone tv. If you want to add L/R channels you need a proper Beovision Eclipse / Harmony. Eclipse 55” 1st gen second life is your best friend then. Same price level of new Contour. The C7 LG panel on it is still amazing panel
My question remains whether mozart will eventually allow a surround setup without wisa.

As of now, mozart allows stereo pairs, but there is more anticipated.

A “state mk2” may be based on mozart. And mozart may allow the stage to be paired with other mozart speakers into a surround setup (incl bl28).

But there is a lot of speculation in this message…

Long time ago I was quite active here in the forum. My priorities and time possibilities changed, so I didn’t change my setup or tried something new. Now, it’s time to change my TV and the Contour would fit perfectly. Now, the Berlin B&O stores offers the Contour for a good price. It would be possible to receive the great looking devices in separate parts (panel, chassis, stage, etc.). However, neither there is no real instruction manual for it nor I could find something useful on the internet. Therefore, I wonder if it is worth to assembly all the stuff by myself or should this be done by a B&O expert. What’s your opinion?

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