| Bang & Olufson’s BeoLab 11 Sub is Unique to Say the Least |
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| Home Theater News Subwoofer News | |
| Written by Dick Ward | |
| Wednesday, 14 April 2010 | |
Downplaying the looks of the BeoLab 11 would be doing it a disservice. It’s definitely different, and I’m a fan of the strange egg shaped design. It’s a sub that looks interesting, and that’s rare. If you’re looking for something you can have out in your living room without hiding it behind a couch, you’ve found a contender. The specs are strange though. For starters, the BeoLab 11 handles sounds from 300Hz down to 33Hz. Rather than using a single large driver, it uses a pair of 6.5 inchers that face eachother. This makes it omni-directional, which means it can be rotated into any position, according to B&O. The BeoLab 11 is also quite unique in that it is wall mountable. Just why you’d want to mount a large silver egg-like subwoofer on your wall is beyond me, but it’s nice to know that you can. If you’re interested in the BeoLab 11, you’ll be able to pick it up this May with pricing starting at $2,000. Like this article? Bookmark and share with any of the sites below.        |
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