Looks great, Hiort. 😁

//EA

Just moved into a new loft.

Setup:

Beolab 18

Beolab 3 (Rear speakers not shown)

Cool looking industrial space with that cement wall!... I did think you had Pop-Tarts lined up on your coffee table, though 😕

I know you've probably answered this before, but what brand sub and center is that?

Earle wrote:

Cool looking industrial space with that cement wall!... I did think you had Pop-Tarts lined up on your coffee table, though 😕

I know you've probably answered this before, but what brand sub and center is that?

Thank you. Pop tarts are slate coasters painted Rose Gold actually ;)

Here is the Centre:

http://www.bowers-wilkins.com/Speakers/Home_Audio/CM_Series/CM-Centre-S2.html

Sub:

http://www.bowers-wilkins.com/Speakers/Home_Audio/Subwoofers/ASW10CM-S2.html

hello, 

Thanks for the advice, I'm sure the BL11 does sound fantastic. Geoff Martin has some good answers on his blog about the effect of a sub on a 2-way speaker's performances in the mid-range. I'm looking forward to experiencing this.

I was actually more considering buying a BL19 as it is wireless. Also, I'm a big fan of its design. 

Does anyone have an experience using the BL18+BL19 combo ? 🙂

Sorry, that was addressed to Miho- 

keynesparis6 wrote:

hello, 

Thanks for the advice, I'm sure the BL11 does sound fantastic. Geoff Martin has some good answers on his blog about the effect of a sub on a 2-way speaker's performances in the mid-range. I'm looking forward to experiencing this.

I was actually more considering buying a BL19 as it is wireless. Also, I'm a big fan of its design. 

Does anyone have an experience using the BL18+BL19 combo ? 🙂

One thing to consider when considering a BL19 is that unless you use the wireless transmitter to talk to both the BL19 and BL18, there will not be a high pass filter/crossover for the BL18. The internal Bl19 crossover is only a low pass one for the sub, the BL18 would still be reproducing all the bass sent to it, removing the benefits of taking the bass out of the BL18s.

Ah, yes, the BV11 should have all the smarts to route signals to each speaker appropriately, wired or wirelessly. Part of the B&O video/audio engine in it is the ability to recognize speakers and allocate frequencies to each as far as I understand it.

Initial 'preview' picture (I guess you can consider that a 'flash'). Full room pictures on the way (once I complete the setup), but the sun shining through the blinds just looked so sweet to not take the photo.

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