Abstract
- Bowers & Wilkins and Abbey Highway Studios launched the 801 Abbey Highway Restricted Version loudspeaker, celebrating 45 years of collaboration
- Restricted to 140 pairs at $70,000 USD, these reference-quality audio system are based mostly on the 801 D4 Signature mannequin
- They function a Classic Walnut end and crimson Leather-based by Connolly trim, impressed by Abbey Highway’s iconic studios
Bowers & Wilkins and Abbey Highway Studios have introduced the 801 Abbey Highway Restricted Version loudspeaker, a particular launch commemorating their 45-year collaboration.
Restricted to simply 140 pairs, this reference-quality loudspeaker is predicated on the acclaimed 801 D4 Signature mannequin. Every pair is completed and trimmed to replicate the distinctive studio areas and legendary musical devices of Abbey Highway, often known as “the house of music making”. The speaker encompasses a Classic Walnut cupboard, impressed by the studio’s interiors, complemented by a bespoke crimson Leather-based by Connolly trim that references Studio Two’s management room and the crimson leather-based chairs utilized by performers.
Each buy features a specifically commissioned guide detailing the wealthy historical past of each Abbey Highway and Bowers & Wilkins, with beforehand unpublished images. The partnership started in 1980 when Abbey Highway engineers adopted John Bowers’ 801 loudspeaker as their monitor of alternative.
Take a look at the audio system above. The 801 Abbey Highway Restricted Version is on the market for order now and is priced at £55,000 GBP (roughly $70,000 USD).
