BeoLab 15 & 16

Mounting a subwoofer inside a wall is quite unorthodox. In many homes, hotels or offices, however, it is the ideal solution because it opens up the floor space to a more creative interior.

Placing a subwoofer inside a wall comes with serious challenges that our sound engineers have worked incredibly hard to overcome. The main challenge is reducing vibrations to an absolute minimum. BeoLab16 achieves this by incorporating an Acoustic Balance Principle. By playing two sets of drivers ’in-phase’, they offset equal and opposite forces to make the build up of vibrations a thing of the past.

How much bass you experience in your music depends on many factors: the type of music, how loud it is, the space in which it’s played – and not least the size of the speakers (cabinets) .
In response to this, our sound engineers have developed Adaptive Bass Linearisation - a Bang & Olufsen patented solution ensuring more bass in small speaker cabinets and where surplus capacity in the amplifiers and driver units are used for bass extension. Hereby the speaker can reproduce more bass than it normally would be able to do.

The Adaptive Bass Linearisation technology measures automatically, and continuously, the signal level and maximise the sound quality coming from your Bang & Olufsen speakers at any given sound levels.

We are extremely confident you'll be astonished by the amount of bass coming from your wall.

When you're installing BeoLab 15 & 16 in a very large room you'll need extra long cables. Normally, longer cables weaken bass performance. At Bang & Olufsen, however, we've already taken this in to consideration.

Our automatic cable calibration compensates for power loss in cables spanning long distances between speakers and amplifiers. In fact, your can have up to 100 meter long cables and still enjoy the great musical experience you deserve.