Boston-based Tivoli Audio has unveiled a trio of exceptional looking Bluetooth speakers designed for music enthusiasts and retro aficionados alike.
The compact Model 2 Digital is a harmonious blend of chic minimalism and modern connectivity. Available in three colourways – White/Silver, Black/Black, and Walnut/Gold – this newcomer boasts an aluminium grille and a rear-ported real wood cabinet.
Equipped with a 20-watt amplifier, the Tivoli Audio Model 2 Digital is built around a full-range speaker and tweeter. Wireless check boxes include Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Chromecast built-in, and AirPlay 2. Additionally, users can connect the Model 2 Digital to other compatible speakers, using Google Home or Apple Home, to create a multiroom listening experience.
The compact Model 2 Digital is a harmonious blend of minimalism and modern connectivity…
The flagship SongBook Max is a larger, portable music system that marries mid-century styling with Bluetooth technology and FM/DAB radio. Offering an analogue user experience, courtesy of toggle switches, EQ sliders, and tuning dials, it’s equipped with a powerful 50W amp that drives a multi-driver configuration, specifically a 4-inch subwoofer, 4-inch midrange driver, and 19mm tweeter.
A built-in lithium-ion battery ensures that the SongBook Max can provide up to 10 hours of entertainment on a single charge. A carry handle invites easy transportation, while the 6.35mm auxiliary input allows you to connect external sound sources. The SongBook Max is available in two colourways – high-gloss Green or Cream/Brown.
Finally, for those who prefer a more compact option, the Tivoli SongBook offers a similar retro vibe, sans radio. Its tactile array of analogue controls and EQ sliders make it an inviting choice for music enthusiasts. With enhanced Bluetooth 5.3, this speaker features a 3.5-inch full-range driver and 3.5-inch woofer driven by a 40W amplifier.
Like its larger stablemate, the SongBook also offers a 6.35mm auxiliary input for external sources. It also comes in high-gloss Green or Cream/Brown.
The Tivoli Audio Model 2 Digital, the SongBook Max, and the SongBook sell for £399, £599 and £449 respectively.
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Boston-based Tivoli Audio has unveiled a trio of exceptional looking Bluetooth speakers designed for music enthusiasts and retro aficionados alike.
The compact Model 2 Digital is a harmonious blend of chic minimalism and modern connectivity. Available in three colourways – White/Silver, Black/Black, and Walnut/Gold – this newcomer boasts an aluminium grille and a rear-ported real wood cabinet.
Equipped with a 20-watt amplifier, the Tivoli Audio Model 2 Digital is built around a full-range speaker and tweeter. Wireless check boxes include Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Chromecast built-in, and AirPlay 2. Additionally, users can connect the Model 2 Digital to other compatible speakers, using Google Home or Apple Home, to create a multiroom listening experience.
The flagship SongBook Max is a larger, portable music system that marries mid-century styling with Bluetooth technology and FM/DAB radio. Offering an analogue user experience, courtesy of toggle switches, EQ sliders, and tuning dials, it’s equipped with a powerful 50W amp that drives a multi-driver configuration, specifically a 4-inch subwoofer, 4-inch midrange driver, and 19mm tweeter.
A built-in lithium-ion battery ensures that the SongBook Max can provide up to 10 hours of entertainment on a single charge. A carry handle invites easy transportation, while the 6.35mm auxiliary input allows you to connect external sound sources. The SongBook Max is available in two colourways – high-gloss Green or Cream/Brown.
Finally, for those who prefer a more compact option, the Tivoli SongBook offers a similar retro vibe, sans radio. Its tactile array of analogue controls and EQ sliders make it an inviting choice for music enthusiasts. With enhanced Bluetooth 5.3, this speaker features a 3.5-inch full-range driver and 3.5-inch woofer driven by a 40W amplifier.
Like its larger stablemate, the SongBook also offers a 6.35mm auxiliary input for external sources. It also comes in high-gloss Green or Cream/Brown.
The Tivoli Audio Model 2 Digital, the SongBook Max, and the SongBook sell for £399, £599 and £449 respectively.
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