Bang & Olufsen

98 YEARS OF INNOVATION

Peter Bang and Svend Olufsen In 1925, working out of a Danish farmhouse, Peter Bang and Svend Olufsen reinvented the radio, developing The Eliminator, the first mass-produced radio that could be plugged into the wall, without the need for a battery. A century later, that entrepreneurial spirit of innovation lives on in everything we do. It’s what drives us: to change how we all hear, see and feel the world.

More Than a Sonic Legacy

The company's commitment to sustainability and longevity is evident in their choice of premium materials like aircraft-grade aluminum, genuine leather, and pearl-blasted steel. These materials not only ensure exceptional durability but also develop a beautiful patina over time, making each piece uniquely personal to its owner.

From the revolutionary Beogram 4000 turntable of the 1970s to today's Beolab speakers and Beoplay headphones, Bang & Olufsen continues to push boundaries in both acoustics and aesthetics. Their products feature innovative technologies like Adaptive Bass Linearization and Active Room Compensation, which automatically adjust sound performance based on room acoustics and listening preferences.