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Beolink Passive still available?

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dilznik
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dilznik Posted: Thu, Mar 21 2013 8:03 PM

Hi,

Is Beolink Passive something that is still available?

Also do you have to use the built in amplifier or is there a way around that so I can use my own amp and still be able to have it attached to the rest of my B&O network? 

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Peter replied on Thu, Mar 21 2013 8:32 PM

If you just want a power amplifier, you can use other amps - the BL Passive obviously has the switching and the ability to attach an eye though as the MCL/ML converter. The Quad 405 has a DIN input that would suit a B&O system.

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dilznik replied on Thu, Mar 21 2013 8:40 PM

I was thinking more like I'd like to be able to use my tube amp, but still have the source selections and whatnot come from the B&O head unit in a different room.  Currently, I have it on an Apple airport express but if I want it playing the same iTunes music as N.Radio on the BS4 in the main room, I have to get up and walk over to the BS4 to turn the system on or off.

Barring that I could suck it up and use the Passive and get some speakers or just get an active and some B&O speakers but I'd really like to use my tube amp.

First world problems, I know.

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You would need the BeoLink Passive - connected through ML to your main system in the other room - for that.

Look at 'Sounds Heavenly' for the right cables - or send Steve a mail.

Link is just below.

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dilznik replied on Fri, Mar 22 2013 10:24 AM

So this cable into a BeoLink Passive?

 

http://soundsheavenly.co.uk/bando-pltoamp.htm

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From the main room via ML to the BeoLink Passive in the link room - and from PL-out to your amp.

UPDATED - 18.02: of cource I meant the BeoLink Active - sorry for that!

That it how it goes.

To be quite sure, send a mail to Steve and describe your setup.

He usually gives a quick answer.

Notice! Steve writes: "just leave the volume on the non-B&O amplifier set at or near to its maximum level"

Greetings Millemissen

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Guy replied on Fri, Mar 22 2013 11:36 AM

surely it needs a BL 'active' in the link  room, then Steve's lead to the non-B&O amp?  (The PL socket on the Passive is only an input)

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Hi Guy,

one should always look closely to what was written, before posting Crying

Thanks for correcting.

Greetings MM

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dilznik replied on Fri, Mar 22 2013 10:25 PM

Ahhhhh of course!  Active!  Very good, thanks!

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