“The Bang & Olufsen Custom Design Program emphasizes the importance of bringing the notion of technology and room acoustics to the preliminary planning stage of any architectural or design oriented project,” states Steve Moore, Custom Installation Manager of Bang & Olufsen America.

The BeoLink network - (a completely integrated and flexible product line of multi-room music systems) gives architects and interior designers the opportunity to provide their clients with a unique concept, offering customized and intelligent design solutions for any audio and/or video system.  These systems can then be coupled with lighting, blinds, and many other atmosphere control modules. 

The BeoLink concept is a simple one.  Our audio systems, televisions and loudspeakers are designed to work together so when linked, the experience can move with you throughout your home without moving the actual equipment.  Therefore, if your music system is in your living room, a separate pair of loudspeakers and BeoLink kit in your study allows you to enjoy your favorite CD or radio station from there.  Or if your television is in your living room but you want to keep track of the game while making dinner in the kitchen, a discreetly mounted loudspeaker will keep you on top of the score.  Best of all, all Bang & Olufsen audio systems and televisions are controlled by one single remote, the Beo 4.  The Beo 4 is unique in both its simplicity and its intelligence. 

With the increasing accessibility of digital music and movies on the internet, BeoLink’s PC2 software allows your PC to be used as a master audio source for playback through a Bang & Olufsen television or audio system.  Once stored on your PC’s hard drive, the music can be relayed to any room in your home with a Bang & Olufsen television, Music System, or loudspeaker.  The same software also lets you download music onto your BeoSound 2 personal music player, extending the BeoLink concept far beyond the walls of your home.

To discover the ultimate in home integration, call or stop by today for a demonstration of the BeoLink system.