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B&W Zeppelin Wireless

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$799.00 
Features: minisystem; Number of channels: 2.1; Tuner bands: System power (W): 150; Bands: 2; Frequency range (Hz): 44 – 28000; AirPlay: AirPlay; LAN; Bluetooth: Bluetooth; aptX: aptX; Inputs: mini-Jack (3.5 mm); Outputs: Dimensions (mm): 188х660х183; Weight (kg): 6.5;
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B&W Zeppelin Wireless
Type:minisystem
Number of channels:2.1
System power:150 W
Frequency range:44 – 28000 Hz
Interfaces:AirPlay, LAN
System dimensions:188х660х183 mm
Weight:6.5 kg
Large power reserve. Separate amplifiers for each band.
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Specifications Zeppelin Wireless
Colour
Featuresminisystem
Number of channels2.1
Tech specs
System power150 W
Power per channel50 W
Subwoofer power50 W
Number of bands2
Signal-to-noise ratio198 dB
Frequency range44 – 28000 Hz
Interfaces and features
InterfacesAirPlay
LAN
Bluetooth
aptX
Connectors
Inputsmini-Jack (3.5 mm)
General
Operating hours100 h
Dimensions (HxWxD)188х660х183 mm
Weight6.5 kg
Added to E-Catalogfebruary 2017
Information in model description is for reference purposes.
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Against the background of the short life cycle of portable acoustics, the 8-year-old B&W Zeppelin looks like a long-lived old man. And all because B&W did not flirt with fashion, but tried to create acoustics that can not grow old.

150 watts of power

Zeppelin is a gigantic airship (weight almost 7 kg) that lands on the table, taking up all the free space there. At its heart of the Zeppelin is a massive 50W 6-inch subwoofer that is larger than many portable speakers. In addition, both midrange drivers are equipped with separate 50W amplifiers, and there is a DSP processor on board for additional digital signal processing.

Welcome to the hi-fi club

All in all, Zeppelin seems like a great way to get into the world of hi-fi sound without the hassle of gold wires and all that crap. At the same time, the Zeppelin is not too picky about the quality of the audio signal and handles well with streams with a low bitrate. The only thing that slightly spoils the picture is the strange nature of low frequencies in bass music, there are too many of them and they seem to play separately from other instruments.

Nothing extra

Functionality corresponds to the principle "set, set, forget". There is no USB for charging gadgets or a remote control. Only Bluetooth, mini-jack to connect the player directly and LAN to work with Apple AirPlay. With it, Apple gadget owners can stream lossless audio without quality loss. Another advantage of AirPlay is that the sound is transmitted to the speaker using Wi-Fi, so you can freely move around the apartment with an iPhone in your pocket and this will not affect the connection to the speaker in any way.

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