The BeoPlay A9 – it's a speaker, not a satellite dish
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The A9 is priced at €1,999 (US$2,575)
The A9 uses the Apple Airplay and DLNA wireless streaming systems
The A9 incorporates two three-quarter inch tweeters, two three-inch midrange units, and an eight-inch bass unit, all of which are powered by their own separate class D amplifiers
The A9 features Wall, Corner and Freestanding preset sound modes
The A9 in basic white
Interchangeable fabric covers in different colors are available for the A9
The BeoPlay A9 is a new disc-shaped streaming wireless speaker from Bang & Olufsen subsidiary B&O Play
The A9 features screw-in wooden legs in oak, beech or teak
The A9 has a touch sensor built into the top
Article Summary
B&O Play could be described as the hip, contemporary arm of Bang & Olufsen. That ethos is certainly reflected in the company’s soon-to-be-available streaming wireless speaker, the BeoPlay A9. Unlike traditional boxy speakers, it’s flat(ish), it’s round, and it’s designed to be looked at as much as listened to.
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