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Bang & Olufsen Revives A 1985 Hi-Fi Icon With A $30,000 Luxury Turntable

Bang & Olufsen has unveiled an ultra-limited Beosystem 3000c Dune Grey Edition music system, combining a carefully upcycled 1980s record player with a pair of stylish Beolab 8 wireless speakers that sell for $2,749 by themselves.

The $30,000 system serves as the latest flex piece from the Danish brand’s Recreated Classics program where the company sourced original Beogram 3000 Series units that first debuted in 1985. Once the vintage hardware was shipped directly to the company's Struer factory in Denmark, teams of specialized technicians strip it down, rebuild, and thoroughly modernize each unit by hand.

Visually, the Dune Grey colorway trades the standard silver metalwork for a warmer, subtly bronzed matte aluminum. The metal finish is paired with rich, dark walnut lamellas on both the turntable’s back panel and the accompanying speaker accents, supposedly inspired by the raw textures and natural tones of the Nordic coastline.

Mechanically, the Beogram 3000c...

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MSI Claw 8 EX AI+ with Intel Arc G3 launches at $1,800

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Facepalm: MSI is expected to launch its latest gaming handheld very soon, but people will have to pay a high price if they want one. The Taiwanese corporation tried its best to improve the

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I love DaVinci Resolve Studio 21 for pro-grade video editing — but the AI tools left me amazed and terrified in equal measure

DaVinci Resolve Studio is Blackmagic’s high-end professional video editor, and high-end it certainly is, as it picks up where the free version of Resolve leaves off. Version 21 offers a vast number of new tools and options, including incredibly powerful AI ones which are not only easy to implement,

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The NTS Radio Player brings the best of internet radio to your hi-fi

Terrence O'Brien is the Verge’s weekend editor. He’s covered the tech industry for over 18 years and knows a thing or two about synths. NTS Radio and Swedish audio company Atonemo have teamed up on a dedicated player that brings NTS’s genre-defying mixes and streaming

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‘The best looking discs I’ve ever seen’: I’ve picked the top 10 4K Blu-rays I’ve tested in the last two years — including reference-quality discs I use as part of reviewing TVs

Over the past few years, I’ve often written about the state of 4K Blu-ray (and the state of physical media in general), and while sales numbers are often very doom and gloom, I’ve remained hopeful over its potential and popularity. We’re big 4K Blu-ray fans here at

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&lsquo;The best looking discs I&rsquo;ve ever seen&rsquo;: I&rsquo;ve picked the top 10 4K Blu-rays I&rsquo;ve tested in the last two years &mdash; including reference-quality discs I use as part of reviewing TVs

‘The best looking discs I’ve ever seen’: I’ve picked the top 10 4K Blu-rays I’ve tested in the last two years — including reference-quality discs I use as part of reviewing TVs