Who has a BeoCenter 6-26?
Hey Greg, I've had my BV-22 for about 2 1/2 years now and I have to say its been superb. My old living room size was about the same as yours (4.5m x 4.5m) and I found my reduced size screen perfectly adequate for my viewing needs.
Superb features like the anti-reflect and auto adjust make the set a delight to use; its just I don't always appreciate it until I view a friends Sony!
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Hi Greg,
I'm in the same configuration : my living-room is 5m x 4m, with a distance TV to sofa of approx. 2.5 m.
I have a BV6-26 (with the surround module, BL3, BL2 and BL6000) and must say I'm extremely pleased with it. The TV doesn't eat space, the picture size is perfect, as well as the surround set-up. I have the BV6 on the motorized floor stand and I can only praise for its integration, and picture/sound/design quality.
Philippe
Hi Greg,
we had a BV6-26 when it came on the market. The viewing distance was nearly 3m. Picture and sound (with surround) were really great. Due to some rearangement of our living room the viewing distance changed to 5,5m so we needed to upgrade. But the look of the BV6 was better IMHO as it has not dominated the room that much. Go for it!
Marcus
hi Greg,,I don't have BeoCenter 6-26 ( in fact I have never seen one in North America)!!, but I have 2 LCD TV.In
one room- the bedroom - ( which is 5x4 m) I have a 19' LCD and in the livingroom (6x5m) a 26' LCD. In fact I don't like to have big screen TV, which is by the way 'a la mode' , and the 26' is more than sufficient for my needs ( a big screen would dominate the room also). On the other hand, if you are a movie watcher, I would go for 32-40' because it's a little bit annoying looking at a 26'!!!! Me, I'm looking only at documentaries movies ( PBS, National Geographic etc..------In fact I prefer not seeing a LION or DINOSAUR on a 65' screen ___in my house I'm the king - I'm the big one).........
In your case, I would buy a Sony ( 26' for ex.) and see if I'm happy with it. If the size are acceptable ( 1-2 weeks are more than sufficient to arrive at a decision about the screen size) I would return the Sony and go for B&O once the decision is taken ( 26 or 32)....
regards,
constantin
Finally, one really simple basic question I should probably know the answer to, but don't. If you're watching a DVD which has say dts surround audio, and of course you want to experience that surround on your beolabs via the surround module, how to do connect the DVD player - i.e. how does the surround/multichannel information get communicated from the DVD to the surround module in the TV? If it's connected via DVI (for picture) and red/white phono plugs (for audio) then surely the TV only receives stereo audio, not 5.1? So is that information communicated instead via pins on the SCART connector, so I would connect the DVD via SCART??
You simply have to connect a coax cable that will feed the BeoVision with your DVD 5.1 channel (providing your DVD player has a coax output, otherwise you'll have to buy an optical to coax adaptor). And then just tell the BeoVision which AV scart is coupled to this surround signal and that's it...
Really straightforward.
Philippe
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