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- Page 1 Zeppelin...
- Page 2 Zeppelin specifications Frequency range -6dB at 47Hz & 22kHz Drive units 1× ø125mm (5in) bass 2× ø90mm (3.5in) midrange 2× ø25mm (1in) metal dome tweeter Amplifier output power 1× 50W (bass) 2× 25W (midrange/tweeter) Power input voltage 100V - 240V ~ 50 / 60Hz...
- Page 3 Bowers & Wilkins creates technologies and systems that world-leading studios depend on, and that find their way into even its most affordable speakers. Zeppelin will fill a room with crisp, deep, lifelike stereo sound, and deliver a greater level of musical detail from your iPod than you’d think possible.
- Page 4 Passion for music Music is important. You know it, we know it. At Bowers & Wilkins, the quest to develop the perfect loudspeaker has lasted more than 40 years. What do we mean by perfect? We mean a speaker that portrays a musical performance exactly as it was recorded, with zero coloration.
- Page 7 The reference speaker Zeppelin is a direct descendant of Bowers & Wilkins’ legendary reference speaker range. The 800 Series is sought-after by world-leading recording studios. At Abbey Road, for example, it has been a fixture since the early 1980s. With that first series, we set out to develop a speaker system with no compromises;...
- Page 8 Thanks to its unique floating arm and universal docking platform, you can play nearly any iPod, including Touch and iPhone, on Zeppelin and control it as easily as if it were in your hand. Zeppelin itself features the bare minimum of controls, making full use of the intuitive control system that comes as second nature to all iPod and iPhone users.
- Page 11 Joined up sound Zeppelin is the perfect partner for your iPod or iPhone. But the possibilities don’t end there. Zeppelin has a range of input and output ports, making it simple to hook up to almost any home entertainment device. Link...
- Page 12 From your iPod, you can vary Zeppelin’s bass level according to the amount of space around it. Not only that, but Zeppelin will cleverly remember the level you have chosen until you decide to change it.
- Page 15 Technology With Zeppelin, you get 40-plus years of experience and know-how in speaker design in a single package; technologies developed for dedicated high-end speakers applied to an iPod system for the first time. We’re not talking about a simple repackaging or downsizing of components.
- Page 16 In other words, it sounds as good as it looks. Midrange The twin midrange drive units that supply the bulk of Zeppelin’s amazing sound rely on glass fibre cones, optimised using laser interferometry. Strategically placed resin-filled slots in the cones dramatically reduce the unwanted effects of standing waves, leaving music sounding cleaner, clearer and true to life.
- Page 18 Inner strength Zeppelin’s elegant cabinet is actually a clever composite shell comprising a highly-damped constrained layer in between a stiff polymer inner-casing and a heavy stainless steel cover. This ensures the cabinet has the highest possible strength so what you hear is the music and not the cabinet.
- Page 20 Don’t take our word for it Since its launch, Zeppelin has won global acclaim for the unrivalled brilliance of its acoustics and design, garnering glowing reviews and an unprecedented number of major awards. EISA described Zeppelin as “glamorously shaped and fabulously well thought- out”.
- Page 21 Europe May 08 MAC-Life Aug. 08 EISA Awards Best of Test Jan. 08 Best European Sound Station Jun. 08 HomeVision 2008 Inovations Award HomeVision HIGHLIGHT Feb. 08 Robb Report Jun. 08 TV Movie Multimedia Home Entertainment Aug. 08 Macworld Best of Test 2008 Top 10 Best Best Consumer Audio Product Feb.
- Page 24 · Join the debate and swap ideas in the Blogs · Discover the creative potential of sound at the Lab Find out more at www.bowers-wilkins.com Zeppelin was designed by Native in London. Morten Warren, founder of Native, and his team have worked with Bowers &...
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