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12 March 2024 at 13:07 #53353GOLD Member12 March 2024 at 13:18 #53354
DT79
BRONZE MemberI was lurking with interest, waiting for a reply to thisโฆI find the diagram below ambiguous (as with many of B&Os user manual diagrams). It does appear to suggest that you can daisy chain PL connections from one BL18 to the next and on the BL19, but nowhere does it state that as far as I can see.Study this and/or this in order to get a well balanced sound in the room. MM
12 March 2024 at 17:31 #53355Paul Jordan
BRONZE MemberThank you all for the quick reply!
As far as I get it, I should connect Beosound Core > via PowerLink > BL18 [1] > via PowerLink > BL18 [2] > via PowerLink > BL19.
And if I’d like to have them all wireless connected by WiSA I should get a Transmitter 1 in the setup.
12 March 2024 at 23:44 #53356Curly
BRONZE MemberThis is possible but there will be no bass management in terms of crossover frequency. Both speakers will play full range. You’ll have to manually adjust the BL19 to get it to “meld” nicely with the 18s.
13 March 2024 at 04:21 #53357DT79
BRONZE MemberThatโs true of daisy-chaining via Powerlink, but if you use a Transmitter 1, that does include bass management, right?I really wish B&O would release a new โCore; which is Wisa enabled itself, includes bass management like the Transmitter 1, has a wider range of inputs and also has the Active Room Compensation built in. Although theyโd probably charge about ยฃ10K for it knowing them! I know there are ways of achieving the same through 3rd party kit (Iโve got it), but itโs crying out for one elegant device within the B&O ecosystem.This is possible but there will be no bass management in terms of crossover frequency. Both speakers will play full range. Youโll have to manually adjust the BL19 to get it to โmeldโ nicely with the 18s.
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