Hi Rivenflush, how are the 4000's connected to the the Panasonic plasma? You mentioned the Beolink Active kit but how would this connect to the TV

Thanks 

The 'usual way' to do this is to connect the (analog) sound-out to the 'PC-in' of the BL Active kit.

MM

londonguy wrote:

Hi Rivenflush, how are the 4000's connected to the the Panasonic plasma? You mentioned the Beolink Active kit but how would this connect to the TV

Thanks 

Yes, as MM writes, I have the TV connected from the headphone jacket to the PC input on the Beolink. Then I have a macro on my Beo5 that starts the TV and PC input simultaneously and all buttons have been setup so that volume etc. is B&O commands and arrows, channels etc. are Panasonic commands so that they are fully integrated. Works like a charm and the sound is fantastic.

The Beolink is connected to a Beosound 2300 in the living room.

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Played my Century today connected via my iPod 5th Generation Classic (has Apple gone backwards) and now scratching my head as I am sure it sounds better than my B&W Zeppelin and if so means it will live in the dinning room until my 9300 purchase.

This now leaves a gap on the 1st floor of my house as the Century replaced the BeoSound 1 which found its way to the bedroom on the top floor ......

ahhhh this addiction.

Are you looking for a 9300 unit? :-)

Century was my intro to B&O back in 1997 and I still love it ! 

My newly installed Century. Lovely sound. Airport express hidden behind for Airplay.

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…and here is mine hanging in the kitchen (also connected to an Airport Express). Lovely sound!

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Leslie wrote:

Are you looking for a 9300 unit? :-)

Pictures as much as possible without to many blah blah.