Bang & Olufsen BeoVox 800
A passive two-way bookshelf speaker designed as part of B&O’s modular 1970s audio ecosystem, known for balanced sound and minimalist Scandinavian design.
Overview
The Bang & Olufsen BeoVox 800 is a passive two-way bookshelf speaker Designed to integrate seamlessly with iconic B&O components like the Beomaster 800 receiver and Beogram 800 turntable, it reflects the company’s shift toward fully coordinated home audio systems during the 1970s. The speaker features a minimalist Scandinavian design with clean edges, natural teak veneer or black painted cabinet finishes, and concealed grilles. It delivers a balanced and clear sound profile with strong midrange clarity, a slightly warm tonal balance, and controlled bass suited for small to medium rooms.
Specifications
| Driver Configuration | 8-inch woofer, dome tweeter |
| Frequency Response | 50 - 20,000 Hz |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 360 x 580 x 240 mm |
| Weight | 10.5 kg |
| Finish Options | Teak veneer, black painted cabinet variants |
| Crossover frequency | 5000 Hz |
Design
The BeoVox 800 was designed as part of B&O’s innovative modular audio ecosystem, emphasizing technical synergy and visual harmony across components. It features minimalist Scandinavian design with clean edges, natural wood finishes, and concealed grilles.
Context
This era marked a shift where receivers, turntables, and speakers shared a unified design language and functional compatibility, exemplified by its pairing with the Beomaster 800 and Beogram 800.
Market
The BeoVox 800 has a collectibility rating of 7/10, with current market values ranging from $100 to $300 per pair depending on condition, completeness, and provenance. Fully restored units or those sold as part of a complete 800-series system command higher prices. The set described here is 100% functional, with speakers in perfect condition and fully revitalized.
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