Bang & Olufsen Beosound Premiere: The Art of Sound, Redefined

Bang & Olufsen has never been just about sound. It’s about presence — the way technology can inhabit a space as sculpture, as texture, as quiet power. For decades, the Danish design house has balanced cutting-edge audio engineering with a philosophy of timeless craftsmanship. With the Beosound Premiere, that balance becomes something even more remarkable: a piece of functional art that reimagines what a soundbar can be.

This isn’t simply home audio. It’s architectural sound — a sculptural object that transforms a room both visually and sonically.

Form Meets Frequency

At first glance, the Beosound Premiere doesn’t announce itself as technology. Its form — all precision-milled aluminum and sculpted restraint — feels more at home alongside a Fritz Hansen chair than a row of electronics. Every detail, from the soft edges to the weight of the material, carries Bang & Olufsen’s unmistakable design language: minimalist, luxurious, and intentional.

The centerpiece is its intricate grille — 1,925 precision-milled perforations, each serving both aesthetic and acoustic purpose. Behind it, an up-firing tweeter breathes sound through the pattern like air through a sculpture. Available in Natural Aluminum, Gold Tone, and Black Anthracite, the Beosound Premiere sits comfortably within any modern interior — whether wall-mounted or resting on its custom stand.

Cinematic Sound, Sculpted by Technology

Inside the Premiere’s elegant shell lies an acoustic engine of precision. Ten custom drivers, each with its own amplifier, deliver sound that feels impossibly large for its form. The up-firing tweeter expands the vertical dimension, while Bang & Olufsen’s Wide Stage Technology creates a soundstage so immersive it feels architectural.

With Dolby Atmos 7.1.4 decoding, the Premiere surrounds the listener in an intricate, three-dimensional sound field — equally expressive with cinema, streaming, or music. Every whisper, every resonance, every cinematic crescendo unfolds with clarity and depth.

For those building beyond a single centerpiece, the Premiere integrates seamlessly with Beolink Surround, allowing owners to expand their system into a multi-speaker Bang & Olufsen ecosystem. It’s a modular approach — one that grows with your space and your listening ambitions.

Interaction with Intention

Bang & Olufsen believes interaction should feel human — subtle, tactile, almost ceremonial. The Premiere’s ninety embedded LEDs glow in soft response to touch and motion, turning everyday actions into quiet gestures of light. Adjusting a setting or changing a mode feels like choreography: understated but satisfying.

Connectivity, too, is effortless and future-ready. The Premiere supports HDMI eARC, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and all major streaming platforms — from Apple AirPlay and Spotify Connect to Tidal and Deezer. It’s as easy to play a late-night playlist as it is to fill a room with cinematic surround sound.

The experience, as always with Bang & Olufsen, is not about learning technology — it’s about feeling it disappear into design.

Crafted for the Collector

Bang & Olufsen’s devotion to craftsmanship is perhaps most evident in the Beosound Premiere Haute Edition — a limited run of just 25 units worldwide. Each is a 17-hour machining masterpiece, carved with fine grooves, engraved with its serial number, and paired with a custom Beoremote One finished to match. Presented with a certificate of authenticity, it transforms audio engineering into collectible art.

At $15,700 USD, the Haute Edition speaks to those who collect more than objects — those who curate experiences. The standard model, starting at $5,800 USD, retains the same craftsmanship and acoustic sophistication, available in finishes that elevate any home.

Beyond Performance

Bang & Olufsen’s design ethos has always transcended product categories. Each creation is a study in longevity, precision, and emotional resonance — technology meant not only to perform, but to endure.

The Beosound Premiere is no exception. It’s not simply a soundbar; it’s a manifesto in metal and motion, proof that the future of home audio lies not in louder sound, but in deeper connection — between object, space, and listener.

For those who see sound as an art form, and technology as craft, the Premiere doesn’t just fill a room — it defines it.

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