A CLASSIC REBORN! Bang Olufsen 9000c

Danish high-end audio brand Bang & Olufsen is relaunching its iconic Beosound 9000c CD Player and sound system. The product is not new in any way or form-it's a refurbished original. The project is the second launch of the B&O Recreated Classic Series, a line of revisited old products that the company locates, sometimes acquires back, and then refurbishes to sell anew to collectors and audio enthusiasts.
The original CD player, envisioned by David Lewis, the British industrial designer who deeply contributed to B&O's identity in the '80s and the '90s, debuted in 1996 and marked a significant advancement in how music was experienced at home. Unlike the common CD players of the time, the Beosound 9000c distinguished itself thanks to a unique design with six stacked CDs in full view and advanced functionality. The player even allowed users to create playlists that spanned multiple discs, seamlessly transitioning from one track or album to the next without delay.

[@HansV6]

The fact they offered and do this its simply amazing ❤

[@niteshpatel3848]

It is truly an amazing piece of engineering

[@kevinpayne6539]

I love my 9000. Been running strong since 1997. As FYI-You can add all the new functionality by just adding a Beosound Core to the 9000 via the A. Aux for ~$1000USD.

[@AndrewPeterson599]

I might just try that

[@kevinpayne6539]

@@AndrewPeterson599 Be sure Look up which pins of the Aux din socket are the correct ones for what you want to do. The socket contains both input and output signals and will send and receive at the same time. For example the Beo Core sends a signal to the 9000 from a media server to power my B&O speakers and the masterlink while also outputting that same signal to a separate amp for powering other speakers such as outdoor ones. The masterlink continues to allow different source materials (CD,radio) over that connection. You will need a din plug with four RCA type connections to set it up to do this. Good Luck!

[@lincolnmcleod]

I have 5 Beosound 9000s 3 in use 2 in storage. I'd love to get one upgraded. Any chance you know how much that would cost? I'm in Australia. Thanks Legend :)

[@AndrewPeterson599]

Well if the beolab 28s are circa 22.5k us and the remote is 500, and the stand is another 500 then possibly 30k

[@PatrickHolowesko]

The price is 17k without stand. 2 k for stand.

[@mattcurtis3019]

So i can connect a Mrk 3 to my 50s via the Harmony via an encore? i thinking of getting a refurb as have so many CDs
Thank you great Video 🇬🇧👊🏻

[@mattcurtis3019]

I have the 50s

[@harrisedgar]

It sound like a wonderful idea... Sadlly very expensive

[@AndrewPeterson599]

It is!

[@ashdjones]

Asuka Eva...
in the 70's / 80's.
owner i was a tramp once she nice. she coined get on ur feet soldier.

[@sallstromphotography175]

The last MK3 had the red powerbutton!

[@AndrewPeterson599]

Oh okay. Mine doesn't. But thx for the info. Good to know :)

[@Henrik-Pedersen]

Not correct

[@sukosanukalovic8446]

It is correct

[@sallstromphotography175]

@@Henrik-Pedersen Correct BUT not all MK3

[@Finn-FrenchGaming]

Far too much money.