Bang & Olufsen 歷史  自 1925 年以來的標誌性品質

Initially, the term Beolab was used for amplifiers. In the 60ies and 70ies, an amplifier was a separate unit – a highly sophisticated part of the setup with radio and connected speakers.

'You only first fully understand what the true benefits of Beolink are - when you have had it for a while, and someone takes it away from you' (Quote by Bang & Olufsen custom installer)

Digital devices and streaming were game-changers and the foundation for the B&O PLAY sub-brand.

Beosound was introduced in Bang & Olufsen products in 1992. The first was Beosound Ouverture, a name underlining the end of an era of black boxes and technical products, numbers and technical terms.

From the very beginning in 1952, Bang & Olufsen’s approach to television – or Beovision – has been about more than mere picture quality performance.

The first Beolit radio was Beolit 39 - introduced in 1938. It was a compact radio, a contrast to the radio furniture seen everywhere in people's houses at the time and a promise of a new era in the radio industry.