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  • in reply to: Help to connect Beolab 11 #74662
    RAFA1986
    BRONZE Member

    Hi, thank you for your reply.
    This weekend I made good progress and solved all the issues. I believe I connected the Beolab 11 + Beolab 8000 using the best configuration.

    I set the Beolab 11 to Powerlink mode. This required adding a trigger to the cable connecting the DAC to the Beolab 11. The trigger was connected to a smart plug linked to my Google Home Assistant, and now I can turn the sound system ON and OFF using voice commands.

    Kind regards
    RAFA

    in reply to: Help to connect Beolab 11 #74358
    RAFA1986
    BRONZE Member

    Update

    I have already managed to connect the system as suggested in the Beolab 11 manual (LINE mode on the Beolab 11 → Beolab 8000 MK1 connected to the Beolab 11 outputs).

    However, there is one detail: the Beolab 11 in LINE mode is always active (green LED), and the Beolab 8000 speakers also remain active even when the DAC is turned off.

    How can I solve this problem?

    Do I need to switch to PowerLink mode and use an RCA-to-PowerLink adapter with trigger?

    I don’t want the system to stay ON all the time.

    Can anyone help me?

    Thank you
    RAFA

    in reply to: Help to connect Beolab 11 #73693
    RAFA1986
    BRONZE Member

    Hello,
    Can anyone advise me on how to solve the ‘hmmmm’ noise problem?

    Could I be dealing with a ground loop issue?

    I drew my setup… I couldn’t connect it any other way. Could someone advise me on a better solution?

    I’d really appreciate it if someone could share their knowledge with me.

    in reply to: Help to connect Beolab 11 #73538
    RAFA1986
    BRONZE Member

    Hi,

    Thank you for your answer.  😊

    Unfortunately, I found out that if I use the LINE setting on the Beolab 11, the sound won’t come out through the two Power Link interfaces that connect to the Beolab 8000.

    The best solution I came up with was to use two 1:2 RCA splitters. Then I connected the L from the Beolab 11 and the L from the Beolab 8000 to the L of the DAC, and the R from the Beolab 11 and the R from the Beolab 8000 to the R of the DAC.As for the cable, I built the 8-pin DIN cable myself (pins 2, 3, and 5), connected from the IN of the Beolab 11 to the two male RCA connectors that go into the splitter, as I mentioned before.

    With these connections, everything works. But with this setup I’m facing the problem of a ‘hmmmm’ noise 😑.

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