Hi, How do you connect the Tibo Bond2 to a pair of beolabs, with only one 8-pin output ?
Bring Beolab Penta into digital world
Hi,
Please use one Powerlink mk.2 cable from the Tibo to the first speaker, then another cable between the two speakers:-
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Thanks for the info, I did not know that it was possible to chain- connect the beolab, what are the advantages of such connection compared to classic linking them both to the receiver ?
What are the advantages of such connection compared to classic linking them both to the receiver ?
One of the advantages is fewer wires. The Powerlink cable carries both left and right signals and Beolab Pentas have a switch to make it a left or right speaker.
Stoobie
Devon,
UK
Steve, here's an oddball question that just occurred to me: does there exist a product which will do this *without* any cabling between the speakers?
What I'm imagining is a pair of Bluetooth receivers which (internally) are a 'master and slave' pair. So you attach one to the left speaker and one to the right speaker, but your Bluetooth source sees only one device; it transmits a stereo signal to the 'Master' receiver on (say) the left speaker - which then plays the left channel on its own speaker and wirelessly transmits the right channel to the 'slave' Bluetooth receiver on the right speaker.
The object is to allow my Pentas (or indeed any other speaker) to be used in a room where decor or structure and practicality make it tricky to route wires gracefully from one receiver to both speakers.
Does anyone make such a product? Thanks!
Hi fireman,
Sorry but I am not aware of any easy way to do this.
Kind regards, Steve.
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