Bang & Olufsen

Limited edition collaboration of 10 pieces. Each of the retro turntables has been restored at the Bang & Olufsen factory in Denmark and rebuilt using the highest quality materials. Continuing the tradition of the original model from the 1970s, the player is equipped with a tangential tonearm and is capable of playing records at 33 and 45 rpm.

A 9.2mm dynamic radiator is used in the acoustic part, a set of high-quality silicone earplugs is included, which are suitable for any shape of the ear, as well as Comply memory foam ear pads. The charging case is compatible with Qi wireless charging, and the battery life allows you to use the headphones for up to 6 hours with the ANC system enabled (8 hours without ANC) and up to 20 hours, taking into account the capacity of the backup battery in the charging case.

The heart of the model is 12-mm wide-range titanium drivers with neodymium magnets. Bang & Olufsen Beo Grace features Dolby Spatial Audio and active noise cancellation (ANC), which is four times more effective thanks to a six-microphone array.

Each speaker is equipped with eighteen Scan-Speak speakers (seven 30 mm high-frequency speakers, seven 8.6cm midrange speakers, three 21 cm side and rear woofers and one 26 cm front woofer) and an amplifier array with a total power of 8.2 kW, which includes 14 ICEpower AM300-X amplifiers with a power of 300 Watts each and 4 Heliox AM1000-1 amplifiers, each providing up to a kilowatt.

Bang & Olufsen Beolab 90 Phantom Edition relies on the most "inconspicuous" appearance: a translucent black PVD acoustic grid opens up a view of the technical stuffing. The B&O marketing department calls this "holographic visual depth." Manual carbon lamination is present on the front panel, shoulder pads and base panels, and the sandblasted aluminum frame forms the supporting "skeleton" of the structure. The aesthetics of motorsport are applied to a speaker that already looks like it came from another planet.

Bang & Olufsen Beolab 90 Mirage Edition presents the opposite approach: the finish changes color from sapphire blue to magenta depending on the viewing angle. The five aluminum elements on each speaker are anodized with a wavy texture, according to the designers, which is how B&O visualizes the connection between sound and light. The company's laboratory did a good job: they manually polished the surfaces and created these color transitions.

The Beolab 90 Monarch Edition speaker system is inspired by the traditions of Danish furniture design. The design uses beveled and curved rosewood slats, precisely fitted to the aluminum body. Due to this, the speaker system acquires a warmer, more plastic and almost architectural appearance.

The Beolab 90 Zenith Edition is based on the idea of playing with light and textural precision. Thousands of anodized aluminum spheres and subtle mother-of-pearl accents have become the main decorative motif here, making the column look almost like a sculptural art object.