A quick and simple fix for failed Beolab Penta speakers

[Steve at Sounds Heavenly]

Hi Beoworlders,

I have prepared a video explaining an easy repair for Beolab Penta speakers that ANYONE can do – now you can bring your dead speakers back to life with this easy hack!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uh2edGVsGto

Kind regards, Steve.

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[carolpa]

Steve at Sounds Heavenly wrote:

Hi Beoworlders,

I have prepared a video explaining an easy repair for Beolab Penta speakers that ANYONE can do – now you can bring your dead speakers back to life with this easy hack!

Kind regards, Steve.

Hi Steve

 

the same can be done with BL3000, 4500 or 5000.

Furthermore a MCL2P or BeoLink Passive or Beoamp 1 can be used with Beosound’s which only have PL out to use these Penta’s or BL3000/4500/5000 this way.

[Millemis]

I do respect the commitment that people have to these speakers 😁

I would not call this a ‘repair’….it is simply a description of how to use a (B&O) speaker, that had an external Beolab module, which failed.

Back in the yesteryears I did that with my 5000’s – I used a Beolink Passive to power them.

Some might still know that Peter Pan was a huge proponent for the Pentas.
He had a pair connected to an ICEPower module for many years (he even had a spare set i the basement….just in case).

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

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