Hi and welcome to the forum

Just to be sure - do I understand it correctly: you want to join in to the sound of the LG tv part of the livingroom setup in the kitchen?

MM

Thanks for the warm welcome.

That is entirely correct. If possible, I want to join the sound from my BST to my Core without delays. I exhibit a delay right now when trying to accomplish this using Multiroom ( as maybe expected ).

Sadly - as of now - the sound from the sources of the tv part has an audible delay.
Something that bothers some users in their specific setup.
If and when that can/will be corrected, is unknown.

Assuming that you need the Core in the kitchen, there is no way to work around that.

If the Core was not important, you could connect the Beoamp2 directly to the BST and set up a Listening Position/Speaker Group for just that/the kitchen.
This however, is a bit fiddly and can only be suggested, if the kitchen is right by the living room/the BST….and you want to skip the Core.

MM

Thank you for that.   I just ripped out a Sonos system and there was no audio delays for this same type of scenario. I wonder if there is something Sonos has patented that B&O can't replicate... A couple more questions if I may:   Is there a switch or some device that allows me to keep my Core and still benefit from directly connecting the BST to the beoamp2? Such as a device from Almando.   Is the speaker group/listening position configurable from the B&O app or has to be selected configured from the B&O remote? (and yes, my kitchen and living room are in the same space as right now I hear an echo when using multiroom)      

If I remember correctly, there is a switch.
Given that this is not automated, would you really like to flip a switch all the time?

You simply set up a new listening/speaker group in the app.
You can choose that from the app or from the remote.
You could also assign a MyButton for a source and the wanted speaker group.

MM

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Thank you for that. I just ripped out a Sonos system and there was no audio delays for this same type of scenario. I wonder if there is something Sonos has patented that B&O can’t replicate… A couple more questions if I may: Is there a switch or some device that allows me to keep my Core and still benefit from directly connecting the BST to the beoamp2? Such as a device from Almando. Is the speaker group/listening position configurable from the B&O app or has to be selected configured from the B&O remote? (and yes, my kitchen and living room are in the same space as right now I hear an echo when using multiroom)

For the Theatre, having lip sync was more important than keeping multiroom in sync. You could try and turn down the Beolink multiroom latency and preferable connect your setup to Ethernet for lowest latency. But I fear it will never be perfect until B&O have decided to implement a switch between lip sync and multiroom sync or something similar.

New firmware for the theatre today.  Bug fix and support for beolab 8's.

On a side note ive discovered a bug that effects my theatre when it does a firmware update.  After the update even though the theatre is OFF there is a loud low hum coming from all the connected speakers that doesn't stop. Only when I power on the theatre does it go away.

Anyone else see this?

As of today my Theatre is on 3.2.1(150) from September 11.

Which version is of that you mention as ‘new…today’?

Do you have release notes?

MM

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As of today my Theatre is on 3.2.1(150) from September 11. Which version is of that you mention as ‘new…today’?

Here is the New today" version. "Bug fix and support for beolab 8’s."

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Been an owner for almost a year now and it seems I’ve found a defect on my theatre…. Atleast that’s what I think it is. Seems my theatre has a strange ticking sound when playing any kind of content, listening to music it seems to come from the center channel on high notes/tones. When watching movies it’s seems to be coming from the height channels aswell.

I’ve encountered these issues before and sometimes it went away with a soft reboot but sometimes I needed to powercycle the unit completely. Stayed away for some time but now it seems to be coming back a lot sooner. Could this in any way be a software issue? Or is it recommended too reach out to my dealer?

I’m quite picky on these kind of things, my wife doesn’t hear it but once heard it can’t be unheard…. I could ofcourse try a factory reset but that would be a last resort seeing it sounds bloody amazing after quite some fine tuning.

the ticking sound is quite randomly, sometimes it’s quite present and sometimes it’s almost not there, quite vague I know this has me wondering if it’s not hardware related but software? I can see however when it’s there and after a soft reboot it’s almost completely gone to rinse and repeat again in a while.

Would love too hear your thoughts. In know my lab 28’s had a bug with switching tracks and ticking, but this is more random it seems.