I think to go for a BV7 + wall bracket.

I love the low floor stand but not easy to find in 2 hand...

shinobi52 wrote:

I think to go for a BV7 + wall bracket.

I love the low floor stand but not easy to find in 2 hand...

Are you looking for the 7-6 or 7-4 speaker with it, or only screen?

7-6 speaker is wider than the actual screen.

 

I was thinking first to take it screen alone and just add the Beolab 4000.

But I don't know if it's a good idea...

 

shinobi52 wrote:

Hiort,

What's your opinion of BV7-55 vs the BV11-55 ?

I love the two models , I don't know wich one too choose.

I cannot compare since I have not owned any bv7. But I have a BV11-46 that I adore.

I think BV11 has a more modern panel than the BV7-55. Others may confirm that.

Bv11 support the BeoRemote One that I think is superior to the old remote. It has Netlink so that part is more up to date.

Also, I prefer the design to the BV7. It’s really nice on the motorized wall bracket if you want to swing it out from the wall.

Hi Hiort ( and the others),

 

Finally I have traded the Beoplay V1 for a BV7-55 mk2 + Beolab 7.2 ( this setup was more in my budget) and it's really a nice TV !

Do you know guys, if it's possible to setup the beolab 7 as Left+center+right and add beolabs for the rear ? 

Thanks for your advice

shinobi52 wrote:

Hi Hiort ( and the others),

 

Finally I have traded the Beoplay V1 for a BV7-55 mk2 + Beolab 7.2 ( this setup was more in my budget) and it's really a nice TV !

Do you know guys, if it's possible to setup the beolab 7 as Left+center+right and add beolabs for the rear ? 

Thanks for your advice

I dont know for sure, but it would certainly makes sence if you could.

You can on the BV11 but that is another "sound engine" I believe.

 

The BL7-2 is a stereo speaker, a 2-channel speaker.

It can be used as L/R or as a (combined) center speaker with the BV7, when you add external front speakers.

As far as I remember you can’t set up rear speakers without having a center and the fronts.

The audio engine of the BV7 has much less possibilities for sound/speaker setup as what you may have been used to with the V1.

MM

Hi Millemissen,

Thanks for your answer. 

I must say that the Beolab 7.2 alone is quite impressive, i've played a DVD of James Brown live, and WOW, it was fantastic.