Help ! I now have in my home a Beovision 7 without speaker 7.1\ 2 x Beolab 4500's 2 x Beolab 3000's a Beosound 3000 and 4 Redlines in great nick. What do i do with this whole stremash as i aint got a clue, apart from i know that all speakers are active apart from the Reds which are passive. What do i connect to what or buy as addition to make all this hang together to get the best from a 2 bedroom flat ? Please help !!
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Too much clash ??
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Connect the BeoVision 7 and the BeoSound 3000 with an ML cable to each other.
Connect the speakers to the BeoVision 7, BeoLab 4500 as front speakers and the Beolab 3000 as rear speakers.
Put the BeoVision 7 in option 2 and the BeoSound 3000 in option 0.
Optionally you could buy a BeoLink Passive (T 1656). Connect it with ML to the main room and connect the Redlines to the BeoLink Passive.
Now you can listen to music or watch a DVD in the bedroom.
Right, but you will need a center speaker for the TV.
Marcus
When you say a centre speaker for the TV Marcus, what are you refering to as a requirement ?
Graham.
Hi Graham and welcome to BeoWorld!
A center speaker is the most important speaker in any TV setup. My recommendation would be a BeoLab 7.4, but you may prefer a BeoLab 7.2. Go to your local B&O dealer to see and listen to both of these. They are both very compatible with your BeoVision 7.
Ideally, you'd find your local dealer and ask if their installer(s) can come round and get everything working. B&O kit is not as simple to wire up as other stuff, and you may be missing a few bits & pieces...
Thanks guys ! I was trying to avoid the costly solution of a centre 7.1 or 7.4. Maybe the only option is to do this and set up the rest from there.
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