Beolab 28
Hi-Res wireless stereo speakers
Customisable
SGD 24,750
Bang & Olufsen is expanding its Recreated Classics Program with the launch of Beosystems – a limited edition music system that transcends time by bridging the gap between one of our iconic designs from 1972 and today’s cutting-edge digital technology.
We are very excited to introduce Beosystem 72-23 Nordic Dawn Limited Edition. A new beginning for an iconic product, truly designed to last, and to build a connectivity that can be timeless.
The system brings together the analogue music format of vinyl and the digital universe of music streaming in a convenient and sophisticated way. The Beosystem 72-23 offers more than 50 years of design and sound engineering seamlessly connected in one customized package showcasing timeless connectivity.
A timeless work of art
At the core of the system there is still the Beogram 4000c turntable, recreated in a unique triple copper tone aluminium finish in the tone of honey, ginger and amber. The aluminium finish is combined with a crafted solid Birch wood panel reflecting a light, clean and minimalistic Nordic touch. The turntable is accompanied by a modern pair of Beolab 28 speakers customized in matching Ginger Tone and Birch Wood finish to deliver a refined stereo sound experience.
Infinite connection possibilities
The system is controlled by a customized Beoremote Halo in Amber Tone finish and a purposefully crafted Bang & Olufsen Birch wood turntable furniture, which also constitutes a connectivity hub for smart Bang & Olufsen ecosystem integration, convenient storage of a vinyl record collection and a build-in wireless charging station for the Beoremote Halo.
Connect with your nearest store
For any queries about Beosystem availability, please reach out directly to your nearest store (only in Europe, North America and Hong Kong).
When Jacob Jensen designed the Beogram 4000 Series turntable in 1972, he was looking to the future of audio design. His aim was to completely rethink the turntable to achieve a better-performing product that would stand the test of time. ‘No-one should care about how bridges are built – the point is to find out how to get to the other side in the best possible way,’ he explained.
This radical spirit has always been at the core of Bang & Olufsen’s DNA – as has our commitment to longevity; the original Beogram 4002 was future-proofed by designing space into the product architecture for future technological upgrades that hadn’t even been invented yet.
This forward -thinking act allowed the current team of Bang & Olufsen engineers to modernise the series in the very same Factory in Struer, Denmark where it originated, making the Beogram 4000c the first in our Recreated Classics Initiative in 2020.
Today, we take things one step further with the release of the Beosystem 72-22.
Consisting of the recreated version of the Beogram 4000c turntable – this time individually customised by hand in pearl-blasted titanium tone aluminium and solid walnut wood – combined with matching, state of the art Beolab 18 stereo speakers and a Beoremote Halo remote control, this fully integrated music system embraces the brilliance of Jacob Jensen’s 1972 vision and reimagines it for 2022’s discerning music lovers.
The system comes in a solid walnut presentation box, which doubles as a turntable stand, Halo remote charging station and wireless connectivity hub. This enables content to be streamed when the turntable isn’t in use – a perfect example of Bang & Olufsen’s belief that classic design should live together with contemporary innovation.
The walnut box can also be used as an elegant storage cabinet for records – and, to help owners with their collection, we’ve hand-picked four albums released in 1972 – a pivotal year for music in more ways than one –that have become all-time classics. It only feels right that they come housed within another classic.
The walnut box can also be used as an elegant storage cabinet for records – and, to help owners with their collection, we’ve hand-picked four classic albums released in 1972 – a pivotal year for music – that are included with every system: David Bowie’s The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars; Paul Simon’s eponymous debut; Eat a Peach by The Allman Brothers Band and Carly Simon’s No Secrets.
One of the most-awarded industrial design products in the world, the Beogram 4000 helped shape the aesthetic of modern audio design..
Famously ‘dance-proof’, the turntable’s chassis is suspended on leaf springs to provide built-in ‘shock absorbers’ that protect the needle and arm from external vibrations – so the record will never miss a beat. The fact that the arms move inwards in a straight line rather than diagonally, as on conventional turntables, means that the needle sits at the same angle in the groove as when the vinyl was cut, for a more faithful sound reproduction.
A 50-year-old design classic, seamlessly connected to contemporary music technology for a truly integrated sound system, the Beosound 72-22 is the epitome of Bang & Olufsen’s philosophy: the perfect marriage of design and craft working to provide the best experience for current and future generations of music lovers.
A 50-year-old design classic, seamlessly connected to contemporary music technology for a truly integrated sound system, the Beosound 72-22 is the epitome of Bang & Olufsen’s philosophy: the perfect marriage of design and craft working to provide the best experience for current and future generations of music lovers.
30 Beosystem 72-22s have been made available in the US and Canada, and will be sold exclusively through Bang & Olufsen stores.
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