The new David Lynch collection of Bang & Olufsen speakers showcases beautiful designs from Lynch's 'War Between the Shapes' series and 'Paris Suite' lithographs. The series of speakers will include the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay A9, M5 and P2. The release of the David Lynch collection serves as an ongoing collaboration between the director and the brand, as well as allowing Lynch to showcase his self-proclaimed passion for the company.
Accompanying Lynch's artwork is the director's signature engraved on the top of the speaker. The exception is the portable Beoplay P2, which features the signature on the underside. The M5 and P2 will be available in limited quantities and will only be available at select Bang & Olufsen stores, as well as select retailers.
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