Beovox Cona and Beovox CX100

The Beovox Cona subwoofer worked on the principle that the human ear can not detect in which direction deep tones are coming from. You could place it anywhere in a room and benefit from a much deeper and richer sound, this made the Beovox Cona a great additon to any passive loudspeaker in the Beovox range. It worked beautifully along side the Beovox CX100 – the proof that big sound doesn´t have to take up big spaces. Production of the Beovox CX100 ceased in 2003, the last of a long and successful line of passive speakers. The Beovox Cona was manufactured during the years 1989 - 1994.

Jacob Jensen

Jacob Jensen received particular recognition in his work with Bang & Olufsen where he was chief designer for more than two decades, during this time he created an extensive line of audio products which were innovative and recognised on an international scale. The working relationship between B&O and Jensen began in 1965 and went on in various forms until 1991. During the years 1965 - 1985 Jensen developed the exclusive and aesthetic form language which today continues to be the basis of B&O’s conceptual and visual platform. The majority of Jensen´s products have been awarded design prizes both nationally and internationally, some of his work have rightfully been permanently included in the Design Collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York.