[chrisworks]

Thanks for tip Millemis. I wasn’t aware that I might be able to just use a converter. 🙂

A couple of follow ups:

• Would I be able to add a subwoofer (e.g. BL11) via the converter you linked to? I guess just split the signal using a classic powerlink splitter or daisy-chain the speakers?
• What DAC is then used, the TVs I assume?
• Does an eARC converter allow for connections to a subwoofer? I could only find ones with left/right line out.
• The TV would need to be on when playing music I guess, right (as I am playing through the TV)?

I did find a DAC/pre-amp that looked promising. Wiim Pro/Ultra, but it is in a little higher price range.

Thanks

Christian

[chrisworks]

Thank you for all the useful information. This has helped a lot.

[chrisworks]

Thanks a lot of the info and yes, I ideally would like to control the beogram with my remote. If I were to source a BeoSound Ouverture would it needed to visible to the remote or would that be handled by normal BeoSystem IR interaction? I would really like to go for a minimalistic look, basically just the BeoGram visible. Today everything is hidden away in my cellar and so only cables are run for IR and speakers.

So, setup would be:

BS3 -> ML -> BeoSound Ouverture -> DL -> Beogram X?

Are there any particular Beogram models that are better suited or not compatible for this setup?

I am not looking for the most exclusive, rare, etc – just a very nice sounding Beogram. They are all pleasing to the eye, so I am less concerned about the visual differences between the Beograms. 🙂

Recommendations?

Again, thank you for the info.

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