Bang and Olufsen’s iconic 6-disc CD changer returns to give us 90s flashbacks

Trusted Reviews— High-end audio purveyor Bang & Olufsen has relaunched its iconic vertical CD tower, which might give you something to do with all those old discs if you've got a spare $55,000 knocking around. The B&O Beosound 9000c is back for a limited time. In fact the company has only made 200 units of the device as part of its Recreated Classics program. That's because the freestanding towers aren't constructed with entirely new parts, they've been restored from reclaimed versions of the originals. ...

TechSpot—Bang & Olufsen brings back iconic 6-disc CD changer from the 90s. Bang & Olufsen has announced the revival of a classic directly from the 90s. The new Beosystem 9000c music system features a fully restored and reimagined Beosound 9000 CD player that is paired with the company's modern Beolab 28 speakers for a "powerful listening experience." The speakers alone sell forRead Entire Article

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Trusted Reviews—Bang and Olufsen’s Beosystem 9000c music system rises like a phoenix from the flames. Bang & Olufsen has revealed the second product in its Recreated Classics range, delving back to the 90s to resurrect its Beosystem 9000c. The 9000c follows on from the Beogram 4000c that was brought back in 2020, and much like that turntable, B&O has sourced 200 units of the original Beosound 9000 CD player back to the company's factory in Struer, Denmark, where they were first created back in 1996. It then disassembled the units, which were (thoroughly) inspected by a team of service...