I believe so, look at the online setup on B&O website......https://bogo.custhelp.com/app/answers/answer_view/a_id/1058112/session/L3RpbWUvMTU3NDc1NDUyNy9nZW4vMTU3NDc1NDUyNy9zaWQvZlVzTl9xc0FRMGVGanEzTnNJWmtkMW1Cbnp3SExIQk1fbGVLQzhxSnpBQzFwcER3RGI2RGNSemMzMkVoZklNR1BiZXBxTHhDMVd1RTh4OW40OXVrb2dVWWRmWV9tNnJaaHByQ2VXYlBmWWw2Qm9mU3pYbGY0cVRBJTIxJTIx
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I shall use it as a linkroom speaker.
Really cool and very good sound!!
Did you intend to place it upside down? The controls are meant to be upwards when wall mounted.
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Yes I want the tweeters to face down becuase it mounted so high!Did you intend to place it upside down? The controls are meant to be upwards when wall mounted. best
Did you intend to place it upside down? The controls are meant to be upwards when wall mounted.
The tweeters and midrange are angled for Dolby Atmos, firering the sound into the room, both when Stage is vertical or horisontal mounted below the TV.
But when mounting Stage this high, this would cause the sound to be projected on to the ceiling.
If you turn the speaker upside down, the sound will be sent in to the room instead.
Regards, Lars
The Stage got some really nice reviews here:
Location: Sweden
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Lars: In your review of the stage at your website recorders. Did you notice any lip sync issues? I have em at Cable tv (stofa) and sometimes at Apple TV 4K. It’s driving me nuts, you don’t mention it in the review, so nothing on your C7?
Wouldn't a high mounted Stage in an upside down position result in a opposite channel dispersion for L+R? Or are there controls to switch that (which would be classic B&O!)?If you turn the speaker upside down, the sound will be sent in to the room instead.
Lars: In your review of the stage at your website recorders. Did you notice any lip sync issues? I have em at Cable tv (stofa) and sometimes at Apple TV 4K. It’s driving me nuts, you don’t mention it in the review, so nothing on your C7?
No, didn't notice lipsync issues.
Regards, Lars
Wouldn't a high mounted Stage in an upside down position result in a opposite channel dispersion for L+R? Or are there controls to switch that (which would be classic B&O!)?
This is selectable. This speaker has an option to lie down or to be wall mounted.
When its lying down, then the left and right channel are opposite, of when the speaker is wall mounted.
So when placing 'The Stage' like this, upside down, you would "cheat" and tell the app thats the soundbar is lying down, causing the channels to be at the right position.
Regards, Lars
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