BEOSYSTEM 9000C - LIMITED EDITION
The Beosystem 9000c is a beacon of beautiful sound, and your personal record store window. Select your CDs. Display them in the iconic vertical player. And bask in a masterwork of artistry and engineering. Paired with the Beolab 28 speakers, we’ve brought the Beosound 9000 CD player to the present.
After the 2020 release of its Beogram 4000C turntable, Bang & Olufsen has reintroduced another of its classic home entertainment products as part of a new music system that's available now.
The Bang & Olufsen Beosystem 9000C includes a restored and reimagined version of the iconic Beosound 9000 CD player from the 90s. It is accompanied by a pair of Beolab 28 floorstanding speakers for a full stereo experience.
A duo of Beolab 28s showcase the unbeatable fidelity of your CDs. It’s a goosebump-raising partnership of acoustics and aesthetics. This is Beosystem 9000c.
The Beosystem 9000c is our latest Recreated Classic. Upgraded. Updated. Yet upholding all of its original elegance and power.
We’ve stripped the original Beosound 9000 to its core and rebuilt it from the ground up. Guided by design legend David Lewis’ original vision to proudly display your music, instead of hiding it in a black box.
New design elements have also been introduced during this process, with the finished inverted, so the black and natural aluminium aesthetics are reversed for the reimagined model. It therefore now matches the natural aluminium lamellas on the speakers, along with the cosmic black aluminium base.
The Beosound 9000 CD player is also striking thanks to its six disc changer and motorised glass lid. There is a CD clamper inside that moves the discs in order to play tracks instantly.
The player can be laid flat, stood up or even hung on a wall, and it works with an included Beoremote One controller. The speakers support wireless connectivity too, so you can stream music to the system via Airplay 2, Chromecast or Bluetooth 5.0.
This is the second project in a series of what the company calls “recreated classics.” Bang & Olufsen sourced 200 original units of the Beosound 9000 and brought them to the company’s factory in Struer, Denmark. There, the Bang & Olufsen team—some of whom worked on the original models—carefully disassembled, cleaned, and repaired each unit. Each was then individually tested and fine-tuned to meet B&O’s audio standards.
To lend it a more modern look, the team inverted the black and aluminum finishes of the original. The new black backplate makes the CDs stand out even more as works of art. But never fear—all the aluminum parts are still from the original Beosound 9000s. The pieces were all brushed, etched, and blasted in Bang & Olufsen’s factory, then re-machined and re-anodized to bring them in line with the looks of the classic player.
"We want to demonstrate that a second-life product can be just as attractive as a new product and that a high-quality item such as the Beosound 9000 doesn’t need to have an end-date."
