N132 with LS50 Wireless ii - autowake?

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John Kock

• May 14, 2026 16:00

I’m planning to get an N132 with my LS50 Wireless I’d to apply Dirac room correction. Now I believe I will need to connect via a co-axial digital or toslink cable. My question: will the N132 wake up the speakers?

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  Seppi Evans

  • May 14, 2026 18:17

  Hi John, more a case of if the LS50’s wake on detecting an input signal. Alternatively there is a trigger out on the NODE which could be used if the speakers have a trigger in.

  There are a few LS50 users on here who perhaps can offer more insight.
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  John Kock

  • May 15, 2026 05:16
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  Thx Seppi. I checked the speakers’ app and yes, they can be set to wake up on incoming signal via coaxial or toslink.

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  John Kock

  • May 31, 2026 09:04
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  Got the N132. Connected with coax to the LS50 wireless 2’s. Set the speakers to auto-wake on coax input signal. But unfortunately doesn’t work. Also tried with optical, same result. Any suggestions appreciated!

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  Alain DW

  Lossless

  • May 31, 2026 14:28

  just a wild guess: is the volume output level of the N132 high enough to wake the speakers?

  My amplifier sometimes falls asleep when the volume of my node is too low.

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  John Kock

  • May 31, 2026 14:55

  Not sure if related, but I have set the (active) speakers to unity gain, so I can control the volume from the node.

  Just tried to set the node to high volume, but that also doesn’t wake up the speakers

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