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I must admit that I totally fail to see the point of playing music from a vinyl disc nowadays – now that we can get superiour sound from a digital file or a cd.
None the less – I still have a few LP’s and also a turntable from yesteryears (which a friend of mine kindly serviced for me), a phono preeamp and a spare M3.
Hardly used, but fully functional and ready to show what is possible with Beolink Multiroom, when friends are here.
This said – I find it totally ok, when B&O can make a profit from things like the 72-23.
Let people, who have that kind of money, spend it….no problem there.All die hard vinyl lovers surely can find a cheaper way to enjoy the popping and crackling of their vinyl discs whilst admiring the big coverart.
There are plenty of Beograms out there that can be restored to ones needs.Here is my Beogram…..in the closet.
MM
Daft Punk – Random Access Memories – 10th Anniversary Edition.
If there is one album that deserves an Atmos mix when reissued, it must be this.
This is an album that I always liked…….the Atmos mix does not change that – it is gorgeous.N.B.
It is not labelled as Atmos in the album list on Apple Music.
Probably because not all tracks are in Atmos – but the main album sure is.
If there will ever be a physical release/a Blu Ray version of this, I’ll definitely get it.
Sounds pretty good on Apple Music, though.MM
(The m3 Millemissen’s great idea!) The M3 is wired to the home network and I use Beolink multiroom to play the record player
Actually the idea came from Henrik of the BOTF – maybe he even had it from a member of the BOTF.
So kudos goes to Henrik….I was just the messenger.
(I do this myself – with an M3 and the turntable well hidden away in a cupboard….because I seldom play vinyls.
It works well, though).
MM
Hi and welcome on the forum.
Most likely your BV7 is a MK3 version.
You can find the User Guides etc to the BV7
hereAs you see, you must register the HDMI port, you want to use for the ATV to an AV input and thereby choose which ‘button’ on the Beo4 remote, you want to use to activate that port.
The two HDMI port with cables are for the build-in DVD player and for the digital tuner (do not use these) – use one of the free ones.
if you want to use the AppleTV (which version?), you must connect it via a HDMI cable as described above/in the Guide.
You must log in to the box with your AppleID in order to get other/additional apps etc there……if it is a newer version.
Or you can simply Airplay to it.
The ATV must however, be connected to your home network (same as your iDevices) either with a network cable or via the wireless function, that you can configure in the menu of the ATV.
In order to control it, you willhave to use the small remote, that came with the ATV.If you have further questions – after studying the Guide and having tried things out – feel free to get back with further questions.
MM
