Vintage Bang & Olufsen BeoMaster 900 receiver. The body is made of teak wood and is in excellent condition. The receiver has an all-wave FM tuner 88-108 MHz, germanium transistors, and it is also possible to connect two additional sound sources and modern gadgets (smartphones, tablets and other devices). The sound of the built-in wideband acoustics will delight lovers of blues, instrumental music and jazz. Denmark, 1960s

The Bang & Olufsen company was created in 1925 by two gifted Danish engineers, Sven Olafsen and Peter Bang. The first, successfully developed receiver prompted the partners to open a small factory in the city of Struer and begin production. By 1927, the company began producing tube receivers. And already in 1938, Bang & Olufsen released the world's first radio receiver with fixed settings and push-button control! in 1950 the company released its first television, thereby marking the beginning of the development of television production in Denmark.

The Bang & Olufsen BeoMaster 900 was released in 1964 and was manufactured using new transistor technology. The receiver was so good and elegant that even the start of its sales was held under the slogan - “For those for whom design and quality are more important than price”!

Bang & Olufsen today is a world-famous company, famous for producing music systems with amazing sound, original TVs and a line of luxury acoustics, which, by the way, is used in premium cars Audi and Aston Martin.