Hi Mark as I understand it. The BV3-28 has two Powerlink connection, but I don't think they can be removed. Or at least I have never heard of it been done. Think they came like this as standard. With the BV3-32 there are no connections as standard. You would need a surround sound module (think that is the correct name) Not sure how it would work with just two speakers as I don't have one in mine. You may just be able to use one of the different settings. One wil give you just Stereo, I believe. They do come up on Ebay from time to time if you fancy having a go at fitting it yourself.

Craig🙂

Craig wrote:

Not sure how it would work with just two speakers as I don't have one in mine. You may just be able to use one of the different settings. One wil give you just Stereo, I believe.

You'll need a Dolby® Digital Module - Type 4003

This works excellently with just 2 additional B&O speakers configured as "Front" and "None" as rear.
The internal BV3-32 speakers are by default switched to mono - beeing the "Center" at Video sources
and switched "Off" by default at audio (coming from a B&O music system).

Speaker setting can be manually overruled by selecting "Speaker" from "List" and pressing "1" "2" or "3" 
correspondig to sound "1" = only the internal, "2" = only external and "3" all speakers. 

Unfortunately they are not identical, 3-28 uses a type 4005 , 3-32 uses a type 4003 Digital Surround Sound module

The main chassis of both TV's is completely different!

3-28 is based on BeoVision 1 
3-32 is more or less an Avant wo VCR/DVD built in

Maybe the DSS-PCB is equal but the rest of the hardware
(length of cables / mounting frame / ...) will be different.

There is also a very tricky SMD soldering issue on some BV3-32 to do before mounting the DSS-Module.

I STRONGLY recommend to contact local B&O service / a qualified B&O service technician to check possibility
and costs of swaping the DSS-Module to the 3-32 (serial# of both units will always be helpful to him/her)