In a Scandinavian country, far far away, sits a most unusual electronics manufacturer. A team of people there do nothing except obsess over design. We cannot deny that the Beosound looks fantastic and remains even now one of the most iconic and recognisable hi-fis to date - but is it any good?

There must be any number of Japanese systems that perform just as well and cost a lot less, but that simply does not interest us. It is nice in today’s world to see a manufacturer ask itself not how to make something cheaper, but how to make it better. Bang and Olufsen’s products over the years have proven unequivocally that this is their ethos.
You can feel confident that you will be getting a fantastic and high quality product, that its performance will be more than satisfactory and the build quality and engineering will entertain you, even when the unit is not on. I once heard someone describe B&O as jewellery for your home and we thoroughly agree.
The Beosound 9000 (below) can be purchased for around £2750