Bang & Olufsen’s Beosound Theater TV Stand will flip your TV too

Today at IFA 2022, Bang & Olufsen introduced the Beosound Theater Dolby Atmos amplifier, which doubles as a stylish amplifier and motorized TV stand. The Beosound Theater is an all-in-one audio system with 12 speakers, including two dedicated 6.5-inch tweeters. However, if you have bigger plans for your audio setup, the theater can also be the heart of the Dolby Atmos 7.1.4 surround system, thanks to its seven built-in outputs and support for up to 16 external speakers.

Advertised as offering a “sculpted modular architecture,” the interface chip is motorized, allowing the TV to rotate so users can find the best viewing angle possible, although if you don’t need it, you’ll be able to purchase the speaker separately from pregnant woman. You can also replace the amplifier (as well as your TV) later if it suits you. The Beosound Theater front bracket – most people call it a TV stand – also includes a compartment where you can hide cables and TV boxes from view.

The Beosound Theater will be available in a range of finishes and customizations, although details on them haven’t been provided yet. A fabric-covered version will retail for $6,890, while a wood-covered version will retail for $7,990, both of which will be available for purchase starting October 1.

You’ll have to check for individual speaker compatibility, but Bang & Olufsen notes that even decades-old speakers – including the Beolab Penta, Beolab 6000 and Beolab 8000 – can be connected to form a multi-speaker sound system. Bang & Olufsen also notes that the Beosound Theater comes with a new bass management feature that allows all connected speakers to work as a single unit rather than just sending the bass to the most powerful amplifier available, which is typical on some other systems.

B&O claims that the speakers’ design is inspired by a sailboat, and although it looks like a massive slab of aluminum, it can still be wall-mounted if you don’t want to put it on the floor. Fortunately, the required wall mount is included in the Beosound Theater, as well as a separate stand for the speakers to rest on a table or desk. The aluminum “wings” are also nearly extendable, according to Bang & Olufsen. Which Television can be introduced into the Beosound Theatre.

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“We know our customers want to invest in products that last, which is why the Beosound Theater is modularly built to outlast many TVs in its lifetime. We’ve come up with a solution that enables you to update your product rather than replace it, and one that can evolve with you over time. time,” said Head of Product Department, Mads Kogsgaard Hansen.