Bang & Olufsen has launched a limited edition audio collection in association with Ferrari. The racy new line reimagines some of its most popular headphones and speakers in classic Ferrari livery.
The range comprises the Beosound 2 home speaker, Beoplay H95 headphones, Beoplay EX earphones and the portable Beosound Explore.
“We are very excited about this collaboration. There was a strong sense of history in the making as we came together to create it”, said Bang & Olufsen CEO Kristian Teär. “It goes all the way back to the start for B&O and Ferrari. The founders, Enzo Ferrari, Peter Bang and Svend Olufsen, were visionaries, who redefined their industries by challenging the status quo. Their legacies ring down through the decades to push both brands to new heights to this day”.
The two companies are icons in their respective fields. Bang & Olufsen has been defining audio technology since 1925, from Struer, Denmark, while Ferrari has been challenging the automotive industry since 1947, from Maranello, Italy.
Senior Vice President of Business Development and Strategic Partnerships at Bang & Olufsen, Christoffer Poulsen, describes the collection as “statement pieces. Much like supercars, they make themselves seen and heard everywhere they go”.
“We are very excited about this collaboration. There was a strong sense of history in the making as we came together to create it”, said Bang & Olufsen CEO Kristian Teär…
Beoplay H95 is Bang & Olufsen’s flagship headphone. With adaptive active noise cancellation, it boasts soft lambskin leather, and 38 hours of non-stop listening, The new Ferrari edition is jet-black with laser-etched Bang & Olufsen and Ferrari’s Prancing Horse logos to match. Under the earcups, the titanium speaker grilles have been anodised in a rich red hue.
The Beosound 2 delivers a 360-degree listening experience. Suitable for floor, table and shelf placement, it features a high-grade aluminium cone that houses the speaker, and Active RoomSense and built-in proximity sensors.
The Beosound 2 is anodised at Bang & Olufsen’s Factory 5 in Struer, reimagining the design in Ferrari signature red. The aluminium body has been polished to a high shine, enhancing the richness of the red shade. The iconic Ferrari emblem sits below the grille.
The portable Beosound Explore outdoor speaker has an IP67 rating, and here comes with Ferrari’s laser-etched Prancing Horse, and a striking black carabiner.
Finally, the Beoplay EX True Wireless earphones offer active noise cancellation, and charging case. For the Ferrari Collection, the right earbud houses a striking black foiled logo of the Ferrari emblem, sitting under glass poured in the iconic red, cut and polished to shine.
Available at selected Bang & Olufsen and Ferrari stores, the Beosound 2 speaker sells for£4,449 (€4,999 / US$4,999); the Beoplay H95 headphones are £1,149 (€1,299 / $1,299); the Beosound Explore speaker is £219(€249 / $249), and the Beoplay EX earphones are £449 (€499 / US$499).
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Bang & Olufsen has launched a limited edition audio collection in association with Ferrari. The racy new line reimagines some of its most popular headphones and speakers in classic Ferrari livery.
The range comprises the Beosound 2 home speaker, Beoplay H95 headphones, Beoplay EX earphones and the portable Beosound Explore.
“We are very excited about this collaboration. There was a strong sense of history in the making as we came together to create it”, said Bang & Olufsen CEO Kristian Teär. “It goes all the way back to the start for B&O and Ferrari. The founders, Enzo Ferrari, Peter Bang and Svend Olufsen, were visionaries, who redefined their industries by challenging the status quo. Their legacies ring down through the decades to push both brands to new heights to this day”.
The two companies are icons in their respective fields. Bang & Olufsen has been defining audio technology since 1925, from Struer, Denmark, while Ferrari has been challenging the automotive industry since 1947, from Maranello, Italy.
Senior Vice President of Business Development and Strategic Partnerships at Bang & Olufsen, Christoffer Poulsen, describes the collection as “statement pieces. Much like supercars, they make themselves seen and heard everywhere they go”.
Beoplay H95 is Bang & Olufsen’s flagship headphone. With adaptive active noise cancellation, it boasts soft lambskin leather, and 38 hours of non-stop listening, The new Ferrari edition is jet-black with laser-etched Bang & Olufsen and Ferrari’s Prancing Horse logos to match. Under the earcups, the titanium speaker grilles have been anodised in a rich red hue.
The Beosound 2 delivers a 360-degree listening experience. Suitable for floor, table and shelf placement, it features a high-grade aluminium cone that houses the speaker, and Active RoomSense and built-in proximity sensors.
The Beosound 2 is anodised at Bang & Olufsen’s Factory 5 in Struer, reimagining the design in Ferrari signature red. The aluminium body has been polished to a high shine, enhancing the richness of the red shade. The iconic Ferrari emblem sits below the grille.
The portable Beosound Explore outdoor speaker has an IP67 rating, and here comes with Ferrari’s laser-etched Prancing Horse, and a striking black carabiner.
Finally, the Beoplay EX True Wireless earphones offer active noise cancellation, and charging case. For the Ferrari Collection, the right earbud houses a striking black foiled logo of the Ferrari emblem, sitting under glass poured in the iconic red, cut and polished to shine.
Available at selected Bang & Olufsen and Ferrari stores, the Beosound 2 speaker sells for£4,449 (€4,999 / US$4,999); the Beoplay H95 headphones are £1,149 (€1,299 / $1,299); the Beosound Explore speaker is £219(€249 / $249), and the Beoplay EX earphones are £449 (€499 / US$499).
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