A question for people with knowledge from the beginning of ML....
In my work to pulling ML cables in all un used tubes in my new rental house I discovered a thing that raised a question about B&O originally technical specification for ML.
I've a several new older ML wall sockets and when I looked in the socket there was more terminals than there is wire in the ML cable. So I pulled up the installation instruction and it was referred to "Old ML cable (5 shielded wires), I checked what the removed wires in the new ML cable was for and found some interesting info.
The Yellow and Brown pair was for a second pair of audio channels, in the spec is says L2* (pin 9,10) and R2* (pin 5,6) and the normal L / R channels was mentioned L1 and R1. The small star behind the function name probably indicate that it was not in use or for future function but nothing is mentioned in the instruction.
So had Bang & Olufsen originally prepared the option in ML to handle 2 different sound sources simultaneously, if so why was it dropped?
Have any ML products or demo products have had this function implemented ?
//Stefan
Location: Sweden
My B&O Icons:
Now fascinated about how far ahead B&O was with their Link integrations that you can still use to control and integrate 40 years old products in your smart home.
Prefer the older products since I feel those had a different classic to them and also they were priced/aimed more to the market so that normal people still had a chance to realize their dream and own a B&O product.
