Danish high-end audio brand Bang & Olufsen celebrates its 100th anniversary by presenting a limited edition 'Beosystem 3000c', a modern restoration of the legendary Beogram 3000 turntable released in 1985. Only 100 units will be produced, and the system combines classic analog sensibility with cutting-edge digital technology to impress both music and design lovers.
Bang & Olufsen sourced the original Beogram 3000 model from the 1980s from the Struer factory in Denmark, meticulously repaired and reassembled it piece by piece. The turntable’s aluminum parts were given new life through sandblasting and polishing, and the tangential tracking mechanism was also precisely restored. The slim silhouette and ‘floating’ design are considered to be a continuation of the philosophy of original designer Steve McGoogan.
The two Beolab 8 wireless speakers, paired with a turntable, are finished in walnut and aluminum, creating a visual identity while delivering exceptional audio performance. The active monitoring system allows for precise sound tuning, and they fully support the latest streaming platforms such as Spotify Connect, Tidal, and AirPlay.
Beosystem 3000c combines the warm analogue sound of vinyl records with the digital convenience of streaming in one system. Users can enjoy the traditional listening pleasure of putting an album on a turntable, while at the same time enjoying digital music at the push of a button.
The Beosystem 3000c is accompanied by a unique production number and certificate and is available at selected stores and via the official Bang & Olufsen website. It is priced at €26,000 and is supplied on a made-to-order basis, ensuring rarity and exclusivity.
