Hi i have a question ..Is the amplifier used on beolab 5000 the same as on the beolab 3000and can i use the amplifier part from a beolab 3000 for my beovox 5000 or is it all diffrent in all 3 speakers .
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hello,
the amplifier is the same for BeoLab3000 and BeoLab5000.
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Hello Jerry,
I saw an old post from a guy named "Siegfried", explaining that he did that and the boomers drivers bust because there is a bass booster in the Beolab 4500 amp which translate into to many bass in the Beovox 5000.
I did the experience at home yesterday (as I didn't know this inofmration before!) and indeed, my drivers bust... So I would not recommand to use Beolab 4500 amplifier on a Beovox 5000.
Location: Rhône-Alpes, France
Hello,
In fact the two amplifiers are almost the same. The only difference is that the Beolab 5000 amplifier has got one extra resistor on the number 2 board. It’s resistor R231 (13,3 kohm).
I seem to remember that this resistor is by default installed in both versions but that B&O simply cuts one of the legs of the R231 in the Beolab 3000 version…
So if you want to use the Beolab 3000 amplifier with a Beovox 5000 you simply have to resolder that leg :-)
Best regards,
Axel
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