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Posted on Oct 01, 2008

Hum from B&o active speakers

I am trying to use a pair of both Beolab 6000 and Beolab 8000 with an Arcam Solo Movie 5.1 one-box DVD receiver and am getting hum through the speakers when the Arcam is put into standby. The speakers are connected via phono (line) inputs. I would also like to use a Beolab 2 subwoofer - which only has a 8-pin DIN input. Will this work and, if so what pins should I use?

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Hi,  You may try to not connect the ground pin of the main cable of Arcam Solo. Using a 2 poles adaptor is the simple way. Try to find hum is still there. And using better RCA cables, like twisted pair, quad wires cable is better. Because, it is long-run (over 2 metre long), EMI and RFI are easy to enter the signal path.

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    Since Beolab 6000 and 8000 is active speakers, which mean has power-amp modules inside.
    So simple connect to pre-out of the AV amp.
    If using RCA input, please sure you switch it to "line" position.
    Anotherwise, no sound.

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Hi , i just saw ur mail although I do not have the solution to this but I am keen to know how you are using these speakers as I too have identical beolab 6000 and beolab 9000. I was thinking of connecting them to a preamp. What do u suggest ? Pls guide

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