In 2007, the Zeppelin premium iPod speaker released by B&W caused a sensation among music lovers. Not only was it pleasing to the eye, it looked the same as other products on the market at the time, but it also sounded great. Zeppelin has now launched new products for the streaming media era.
Like its predecessors, Zeppelin in 2021 is designed to have its own high-end appearance and high-end sound to match it. It uses a 240-watt amplifier and the drive circuit is installed in a super-hard, FEA-optimized housing. , And has dedicated left and right speaker components carefully crafted to ensure the best acoustic performance.
The 6-inch subwoofer in the middle of Zeppelin has a 3.5-inch midrange driver and a 1-inch tweeter on both sides to obtain a full stereo sound that cannot be matched by a single box opponent. The speaker array includes two decoupled 1-inch dual dome tweeters from the company, two 3.5-inch midrange drivers using B&W’s proprietary fixed suspension transducer technology, and a 6-inch subwoofer.
users can pair with music sources via Bluetooth 5.0, support aptX adaptive and AAC codecs, and a B&W music application, including support for Deezer, Qobuz and Tidal streaming services, etc. For those who prefer more traditional controls, the physical buttons on the rear can be used. B&W provides a dimmable lighting effect for the metal bracket to add a certain atmosphere during playback. If you don’t like this effect, you can turn it off. The Zeppelin system will be updated regularly to keep the system in sync with the latest trends and technologies, and multi-room functionality will be added early next year.
2021 Zeppelin is available in light gray and dark gray. It will be on sale from today at a price of US$799.
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