[Millemis]

I must admit that it is very hard for me to understand ‘collectors’….be it of B&O vintage or anything else.

So I tend to agree with Matador.

I am very happy to be able to visit the Struer Museum once in a while and – especially – I am happy to be able to tell people that we have a public and well curated exebition of the B&O story/history there.

At the risk of stepping on someone’s toes (I certainly do not mean to). Wouldn’t it be better, if those with these large collections of rare tugged away B&O (vintage) stuff would donate some of the more interesting items to the Museum…..in order to make these visible for everone?

We all know that we can not take our earthly belongings with us when we leave this world – and in most cases those who will enherit these collections will have no, or no real interest in the B&O stuff or history.

Why not make it possible for other people with love for vintage B&O and the history behind the company to learn more about this?

 

Personally I do not collect – apart from what I have a daily use for.
So not much to see here……even if my wife thinks that what I have is already too much.

 

Anyway thanks to Steve for making these videos – makes it easier for me to tell people of the uniqueness of B&O.

 

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

matador wrote:

Millemissen wrote:

….driving by Det Kongelige Teater/Kgs Nytorv in the center of Copenhagen.

Actually, I really hope he’s parked!

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You never know with Henrik ?

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

A few comments…

The BL14 system is an active (means that the ampflication is built in) loudspeaker set.

It is meant to be used with an audio device that has pre-outs or the normal speaker outputs.

That is what the adapter is meant for.
You should be able to get this still – maybe on the used market (?).

 

The RJ45-Powerlink connections are for connecting to a Beovision as the source (which is a tv with audio processing and pre-outs built in).

 

P.S.

My best advice would be to contact Steve@SoundsHeavenly for further advice.
You can find a link at the bottom of this site (he is a sponsor of Beoworld).

P.P.S

You can find more about the BL14 on the old forum – e.g. here:

https://archivedforum2.beoworld.org/search/SearchResults.aspx?q=Beolab+14&o=Relevance

 

MM

 

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

No one wants to guess ?

The upper ‘guy’ is the CEO of B&O Kristian Teärs…in the HQ/Lyngby.

The other ‘guy’ is Henrik, Youtuber/BOTF and B&O enthusiastand more..….driving by Det Kongelige Teater/Kgs Nytorv in the center of Copenhagen.

 

@ Steve

Looking forward to both videos…the one with Henrik will probably be the funnier one ?

Hope you have recovered from your intense and momentous journey

 

MM

 

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

Basicly it makes the A6 visible and reachable on your home (wireless) network.

Please have a look here:

https://support.bang-olufsen.com/hc/en-us/articles/360049500212-Beoplay-A6-first-time-setup

It should be fairly easy to set up in the Bang & Olufsen app.

Note: if the SW is very old, you might have to use a wired connection in order to get the A6 uptodate.

 

You can choose the A6 (the Airplay connection) in the setup of the ATV in order to have sound from the ATV4 through the A6.

 

P.S.

Generally it will be better soundwise to use Airplay instead of Bluetooth

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

wanc1 wrote:

I would like to see the production lines of Beolab 50s and 28s.

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I guess you will have to wait untill Steve makes a trip to the former, now Tymphany owned factory in the Czech Republic ?

https://audioxpress.com/news/tymphany-to-acquire-bang-olufsen-engineering-and-manufacturing-operation-in-czech-republic

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

@AdamS

What you are asking about, is this (in which B&O is deeply involved):

About us

You can read a lot on the website there.

The Sound Hub is located in the old facility, that B&O did not need anymore after concentrating a lot of the activities in the Fabric 4 (previously used for A/V production).
Fab5 is the aluminium production facility….for your information.

…..and I can asure you that B&O is still using the Cube as before.

No ‘new Cube’ there, but a part of the Fab4 is now used for testing/Acoustic Department – this is a big upgrade to their previous possibilities.
(I am sure that you will learn about this in the videos that Steve plan to publish).

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

Maybe this can help:

https://archivedforum2.beoworld.org/forums/p/22108/182861.aspx#182861

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

@Guy

Well I should have written:

“Does not need power from an external powersource”

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

Before I can understand what you want to do (and the setup in general) – and maybe make a suggestion – I’ll have to ask where your MCL2 devices are connected?

Normally the MCL bus is connected to an old audiomaster e.g. Beomaster 4500/6500….

The MCL2A does not need any power – it merely provides an extra set of speakers connected to the audiomaster with the option of muting/unmuting and controlling volume and changing sources of the audiomaster.

Only the 2AV version needs power (and active speakers connected).
It also has an option to act like a 2A (then without local sources).

 

MM

 

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

There was – as I recall – a thread about something like that on the old forum.

However, I can not imagine how the speakers i.e. the sound should benefit from placing an ‘acoustic lens’ on the top…..unless the speaker would be new tuned etc for this – which probably noone can do apart from the guys in the Acoustic Department in Struer.

If you like the looks of an acoustic lens on these old speaker (it seems that the ‘lens’ is all that is offered) go for it.

Not my cup of tea and a bit expensive IMHO.

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

Sorry to say it – it seems that your converter is not properly configured.

What you ask for should be possible.

 

Back in the glory days of the converter B&O made a little box, that can provide the ML with power…..for those who still had a ML-based link setup, had a new NL-based tv and wanted to ditch the old audiomaster.

You should be able to do the same with the 1611 converter.

https://archivedforum2.beoworld.org/forums/t/16217.aspx?PageIndex=1

Personally I’d keep the 3200 and hide it away, if needed.
Maybe someday you want to play CD’s again or use the AUX for a turntable ?

 

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

My guess is at the IFA in Berlin, which is in the beginning of September this year.

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

As long as I can control ‘the unit’ with a Beoremote and it can be linked soundwise to my setup in the house, I shall be happy ?

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

I can not imagine this ‘soundbar’ working different than the BS Stage, the BV Eclipse/Harmony, when it comes to integration with a tv.

You’ll need the compatible LG tv for this and the B&O remote controlling.
However, it might work with other brands as well….just like the Stage.

We’ll see, when officially presented/launched…..we still know fat too little.

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

Another interesting aspect…

…..will this device have Atmos capabilities (or not)?

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

Either of the 3 – MCL2P, MCL/ML Converter, Beolink Passive – will do.
They are basicly the same, when it comes to acting as an amp.

Do remember that they will need a fully wired/MK3 Powerlink cable in order to turn on/of.

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

@Robert_A

That really looks gorgeous ?

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

Some times the Beo4 can act strange.

If it happens again, try to take the remote away from the room.

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

[Millemis]

However, the big question is…..how are these ‘channels out’ realized?

PL, WPL (WiSA), Mozart-linked or?

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

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