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Beosystem 5500

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allroge
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allroge Posted: Sat, Jan 18 2020 9:27 AM

Hi all 

I have a Beosystem 5500 with a pair of Beovox cx100 speakers. Now I'm considering if I can connect a beolab 11 subwoofer. It's probably a basic question to you guys, but is it possible? Or would you recommend something else?

Hoping for an advice 🤞

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Ravsted replied on Sat, Jan 18 2020 11:16 AM

Hi,

Beomaster 5500 does not have powerlink sockets. It is not build for active loudspeakers like the BL11 sub. I would search for a Beovox Cona which was originally designed to match the CX range of speakers.

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Ravsted

allroge
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allroge replied on Sat, Jan 18 2020 5:13 PM

Thank you 🙏

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Peter replied on Sat, Jan 18 2020 6:17 PM

The Cona is a slightly odd 'sub-woofer' as it has a high top frequency which means it can be hear directionally - so unlike most, placement is important. Not sure it adds a huge amount - I would probably suggest you could get a better result by just upgrading the other speakers. I like CX100s but there are many better passive B&O speakers. The Cona was designed to work with the C/CX range though and will increase the bass a bit.It should not be compared with the Beolab 2 though as it simply will not produce the same level of bass.

Peter

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