Heya

You can connect the Speakers to the Beosound with this Y-Powerlink Adapter:

Before you do this, remember that two speakers playing the same material in the same room can cause phase problems. The same thing as listening to a mono track through stereo speaker setup. Experimenting with speaker placement may or may not solve that, give it a try and see how it works - for plain background music this rarely is an issue.

Masterlink and a beolink active.

The additional speakers would be located in a seperate room. 

Where wouild one purchase the Y cable that was mentioned also how would it work??  Or to put it in laymans terms where would I plug it in???

Also what exactly would I need inorder to get a Master link and beolink active to operate these speakers???

THANX

The Y-adapter (or T-adapter as B&O calls it) isn't what you're looking for. The T-adapter is for connecting multiple speakers together in one room.

If you want the second set of BeoLab 2500s in another room, then a BeoLink Active is what you want. It will 'link' to your Overture with a MasterLink cable (available from B&O stores, but ideally one would be wired to exactly the right length by an installer) and connects to your BeoLab 2500s via PowerLink.

What would be the cost of a B&O Active link set up not includeing the price of the speakers??

I unfortunately am quite a dstance from the store around 4 hours so I would have to think I would be the individual installing the system.  Is the systrem a difficult one to installor is it mostly running cableing???

THANX

It's very easy to install a link.

If this is your first master link product it's just to connect a link (available in different lengths) between the BeoSound and the