"I haven't seen a speaker with an awkward shape like this. But then, I haven't seen a lot of things, and that especially includes what's under the hood of Beolab 90 floorstanding speakers from Bang & Olufsen. For its 100th anniversary, the Danish giant has taken its flagship speaker, stripped it down to its skeleton, and made it to look as striking as it could be with volcanic rocks and aluminum construction. And now I know what with the looks!"
"The revisited stunner is called the Beolab 90 Titan Edition, and it highlights a raw, textured finish achieved with 65kg aluminum sandblasted using particles from crushed volcanic rock. It is decorated with commemorative laser-engraved details on each speaker fastener and drivers, and forms part of a series of interesting products the brand has designed to commemorate its 100th anniversary. Bang & Olufsen, earlier this year, launched another sensation: Atelier Limited Edition Art Deco collection comprising Beolab 28 speakers and the Beovision Theatre soundbar."
Bang & Olufsen created the Beolab 90 Titan Edition as a centennial reinterpretation of its flagship floorstanding speaker. The finish uses 65kg of aluminum sandblasted with particles from crushed volcanic rock to achieve a raw, textured surface. Each speaker features commemorative laser-engraved details on fasteners and drivers. The Titan Edition joins a Centennial Collection that includes Atelier Limited Edition Art Deco pieces, Beolab 28 speakers, and the Beovision Theatre soundbar. Recent limited editions also included Beoplay H100 headphones, the Beosound A5 portable speaker, and the Beosound A9 with Kvadrat Centennial Cadence fabric, an aluminum ring, and brushed legs.
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