[jacob117]

Hi,

What are the best options to connect Beolab 18 to LG C1 TV?

[Tignum]

Hello jacob117, not sure if it is ‘best’, but both the TV and the speakers support WiSA, right?

Regards, Johan

[Curly]

Jacob, I’ll make a suggestion, which I suspect is one not thought of often: S8 Connection hub.

This piece is made specifically to connect a L and R BeoLab in stereo configuration to nearly any TV and allow you to use your existing TV remote control to adjust volume. Give it a Google.

[Millemissen]

jacob117 wrote:

Hi, What are the best options to connect Beolab 18 to LG C1 TV?

Wired or wireless???

MM

[jacob117]

Well I tried WISA when it first came out on the C9 with the WISA dongle, and lets just say I was not impressed. But I might be wrong now, perhaps its gotten much better than at that point?

Preferably would be wired connection, I have seen this Hall wifi streamer thing that should do the job for a reasonable price, but I’m unsure if the sound is any good.
I also have a Beolab 2 I would like to add to the setup, but I guess that would be easy to extend from BL18 power link with both solutions.

[Millemissen]

I can assure you that the Hall device ‘sounds good’ – I have set up a few of those.
I still have the one I originally bought for testing – although no need for it at the moment, I will keep it…..just in case.

Just use a splitter cable – which can be ordered with the device, if you’d need one.

Basicly, adding a sub like the BL2 needs a bit of experimenting to find the right spot in the room in order to minimize room mode problems.

MM

[jacob117]

Perfect, I will go with this solution then.

I experienced way to many problems with the Axiim link and WISA dongle and I don’t wanna go there again.

[jacob117]

Virker Volume kontrol egentligt fint med ARC forbindelse til Hall devicen?

[Millemissen]

jacob117 wrote:

Virker Volume kontrol egentligt fint med ARC forbindelse til Hall devicen?

Ja!
Yes, I did not notice any problems there.
Just use the remote of the tv.

MM

[Hereford]

if you’re at all interested in “unlocking” the world of Atmos audio, you might consider the expensive solution; getting a Theatre.

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