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20 July 2025 at 23:34 #67437
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BRONZE MemberHi, have a setup with x4 B&O Penta’s, Sonos amp (and a no. of Sonos speakers), an Almando Surround unit, a B&O 9000 and x2 B&O 7-4 as center speakers
Most of the time I’m using the setup with Penta’s and 7-4 as “surround TV speakers”.
All is working fine, and I have x2 Penta speakers as “back-up” if/when something is failing.
Anyway, I thought it might be a good idea to convert an amp from being old and analogue to be class D (ICEPower)! It should all be contained in the Pentas base unit and work in the same way.
So, I have set out to convert one of the spare base units with an IcePower 300AS1, and keeping as much of possible of the mechanics – some 3D-printes accessories.
Don’t know if there is an interest in following this journey?
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ModeratorHello,
This sounds like a fun project.
Let us know the results!Kind regards,
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