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Hi wnv,
Thanks for your purchase. Beolab 9 are very sensitive to electrical noise, so it is normal to have a small amount of noise when in use via either the Powerlink or the line input (both are wired the same way inside the speaker, so there is no difference in the performance between the two inputs). However, you should not normally be able to hear any noise if you are more than 0.5m away from the speaker in a quiet room.
The cables that you purchased are fully shielded and built to a very high quality, I test each cable before shipping. You may find that moving the audio cable away from any nearby mains power cables will reduce the amount of noise hear in the speaker.
Please ask if you need any further help, as the cables are fully covered under warranty and each purchase includes unlimited technical support and advice for your system to ensure that you get everything working to your requirements.
Kind regards, Steve.
Congratulations to the lucky winners and thanks to all the gold and silver members for supporting Beoworld – your contribution is what keeps this special site alive!
Wishing everyone (including Lee, Keith and the moderating team who work tirelessly to keep Beoworld running) a very Happy Christmas and I look forward to speaking to you all in 2024!
Kind regards, Steve.
Hi Anton,
Some B&O products won’t give an output from their Powerlink sockets unless they “sense” Beolab speakers connected, in this case an adapter fitted to the other Powerlink socket will get everything working as it mimics the electrical properties of the B&O speakers:-
Kind regards, Steve.
Hi,
Yes, you can add the Beolab 7-1 via Powerlink as an extra spkeaer, although you will only get stereo sound through all speakers, not surround sound. You need a Powerlink mk.3 cable like this one (this can connect to any spare socket under one of the 6000 speakers):-
Kind regards, Steve.
What a great idea MM!
I use an old iPad Mini inside a picture frame (no glass!) on my bedroom night stand, that is great for controlling the Emerge speakers in my bedroom.
Kind regards, Steve.
Hi ncmunk,
Yes, this is possible! Although your Beocenter receiver doesn’t have Powerlink sockets fitted, you can still connect the speakers by one of the two methods below:-
1) Connect two speakers to the headphone socket of the receiver with this cable (an adapter is available on request for receivers with the larger 6.35mm headphone socket): https://soundsheavenly.com/line-in-connection/77-241-minijack-to-beolab-line-in-using-phono-rca-sockets-one-cable-for-two-speakers.html#/2-length-1m
2) Connect two speakers to the speaker terminals on the back of the receiver using this special Attenuated Converter: https://soundsheavenly.com/line-in-connection/33-power-amplifier-to-beolab-line-in-attenuated-convertor-kit.html and then use this cable to connect the speakers to the output sockets of the Converter: https://soundsheavenly.com/line-in-connection/6-30-av-processor-pre-amp-sonos-to-beolab-rca-line-in-one-cable-for-two-speakers.html#/2-length-1m and you also need one set of these plugs: https://soundsheavenly.com/beovox-passive-unpowered-loudspeakers/74-2-pin-din-plugs-sold-as-a-pair.html
Option 1 is cheaper, but the cable will be visible at the front of the receiver and this will disable any other speakers connected to the receiver. Option 2 allows the cables to be hidden and the Beolab speakers can be used along with your other speakers if required.
Hope this helps!
Kind regards, Steve.
Yes, that is true B&O dedication! A well deserved win, the Beolab 8 artwork is on its way to Wilson. Thanks to everyone who entered the competition and to Andre from Noto for kindly donating this great prize!
Kind regards, Steve.
Hi Beoworlders,
Thanks to everyone who entered the Beolab 8 artwork competition, there were some amazing photos submitted! The competition has now closed and the winner is announced in this video! Thanks to Andre Poulheim of Noto Design for donating the unique Beolab 8 artwork for the winner!
Kind regards, Steve.
Hi,
In MCL mode the speaker will turn off if you press any button on the remote. The simple way to use the speaker with a portable music player or streamer is to set the speaker to MCL mode and then put the B&O remote away, as the phone or iPad will be used for volume control.
No special trigger is needed for this setup. Turning off the ML input via test mode 9 as outlined above is another option, but this is a bit more complicated to do.
This setup is very popular and it has brought a new lease of life to hundreds of 3500 speakers over the past decade!
Kind regards Steve.
Hi,
I am sorry but the Stage cannot be used with any other speakers, this is due to a sound delay in the Stage that cannot be removed. This would cause the Stage to echo after the other speakers have sounded.
Stage is a stand alone speaker only, there is no option to use it with any other speakers.
Kind regards Steve.
P.S. @carljh, kindly use your first sale to buy a gold membership here, in order to post to sell stuff.
@carljh We do normally ask you to pay for gold membership before offering items for sale, in particular in this case it looks as though you are offering to sell this item commercially. Would you please be so kind as to purchase gold membership on the site so that you are helping to give something back to our community? Many thanks!Hi Beoworlders,
Here is an open invitation link to the B&O Discord server, where members of the B&O development team are active so you can offer your feedback directly to them:-
It is also a vibrant B&O fan community and a great place to chat – I look forward to seeing you all there (as well as here on Beoworld of course!)
Kind regards, Steve.
Hi,
Yes, but you would need to use the USB-C line input of the Beolab for this, not the Powerlink input (as the Powerlink input disables the smart features of the speaker). Please feel free to get in touch at https://soundsheavenly.com with the full details of your setup and I can help with the connections.
Kind regards, Steve.
By the way,
You can see the photos entered into the competition so far on my Instagram channel here:-
https://www.instagram.com/steveatsoundsheavenly/
Kind regards, Steve.
Hi Guy,
Looks like a very interesting and well made project, thanks for sharing this!
Kind regards, Steve.
Hi VinceV,
Incorrectly grounded cables are the most common cause of noise when using turntables. The cable that I make (linked in Guy’s message above) is the same one that I make for B&O to use on the Beogram 4000c and Beosystem 72-23, so you can be certain that this is made to the very best quality and correctly wired.
Kind regards, Steve.
Thanks MM,
The USB adapter is great for audio sources, but unfortunately Beomaster 5 cannot work directly with a non-B&O TV.
If you connect a TV to Beomaster 5 via the USB adapter, there will be a delay to the audio from the TV, so that it will not match the picture (this delay occurs within the Beomaster 5 and it is a known issue with B&O). The only solution to this is to buy a Beolink Converter from Bang & Olufsen (type 1161166) and connect this to the Beomaster 5 with a Masterlink cable:
https://soundsheavenly.com/21-link-systems
In the BS5 menu, there is an “AudioMaster” submenu that needs to be selected as ON. There is also another menu just below it called “AM”, please set this to AM: 2 or AM: 6.
I can then help with a cable from the converter to the TV, depending on the audio outputs fitted to the TV.
Kind regards, Steve.
