Beomaster 6500 loudspeaker mis-behaving

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Leif Posted: Fri, Dec 8 2017 6:44 AM

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After trying to setup this BM with a BL3500 MK2 - with no success - I now experince this strange behaivor:
The main loudspeaker output is ok, but the 2.nd ones is lacking bass.
I switch the 2 pair of speakers but it remains the same situation.
Are there any service code / options I could have setup by mistake?

Any help / advice are appreciated.

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Weebyx replied on Fri, Dec 8 2017 7:19 AM

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Leif:

After trying to setup this BM with a BL3500 MK2 - with no success - I now experince this strange behaivor:
The main loudspeaker output is ok, but the 2.nd ones is lacking bass.
I switch the 2 pair of speakers but it remains the same situation.
Are there any service code / options I could have setup by mistake?

Any help / advice are appreciated.

 

There is no difference internally between speaker 1 and 2 on the Beomaster 6500, only difference is that speaker 1 goes through a mute relay.

So if there should be any difference, it should be the speaker 1 that would go bad because of physical problems with the relay.

Are you sure you got 1 and 2 right ? Speaker 1 is the ones closest to the cooling ribs.

/Jacob

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Steve at Sounds Heavenly replied on Fri, Dec 8 2017 10:35 AM

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Hi Leif,

How did you connect the Beolab 3500 mk.2 to the Beomaster 6500 please?  Is this with a direct Powerlink cable, or from the 3/4 pin Speaker outlets via an ML/MCL Converter?  We can then help you to get everything working.

Kind regards, Steve.