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    Mark Scharringa
    BRONZE Member

    Hello All,

    I was wondering if anybody knows if its possible to have a standard speaker joined? What I mean is that I have a Beosound 9000 connected through a NL/ML convertor to my BV11-46. Neither the BV or the BS have speakers connected to them so I use the TV speakers. I do however have a Beosound 2 that I now manually join each time I start playing CD’s. Is there a way that the Beosound 2 will join by default? This wil save me going into the app and I can just use my Remote One.

    Thank for you help!

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    carolpa
    BRONZE Member

    Hello All,

    I was wondering if anybody knows if its possible to have a standard speaker joined? What I mean is that I have a Beosound 9000 connected through a NL/ML convertor to my BV11-46. Neither the BV or the BS have speakers connected to them so I use the TV speakers. I do however have a Beosound 2 that I now manually join each time I start playing CD’s. Is there a way that the Beosound 2 will join by default? This wil save me going into the app and I can just use my Remote One.

    Thank for you help!

    solutions:

    1. the cheapest  – if you have a Beoremote One BT: connect the BR1 also to the BS2. You start the BS9000 on the BV11 with the BR1; switch the BR1 to control the BS2 and JOIN.
    2. Beoliving Intellicense – expensive (pro version): goto Groups of B&o products; add a group; select as main product the BV11 and as follower the BS2. Then the BS2 will always follow the BV11. Note: with BLI it is also possible to program the system that only when you select a BS9000 source the BS2 is set to JOIN.
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