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On November 15th, a beautiful evening in Melbourne, we welcomed enthusiasts of Bang & Olufsen and Ferrari for an unforgettable event

The Marshall Stanmore III and Acton III are stylish and powerful speakers that offer an exceptional audio experience. With their classic design and modern features, it has become a popular choice among music lovers. Recently, Marshall introduced a new Brown colour option, which is currently exclusive to Premium Sound. Adding to the existing Black and […]

The combination of a turntable and Wi-Fi speakers offers an excellent way to enjoy your record collection in a modern and versatile way. Rega is a well-known brand in the world of turntables, and pairing one of their models with Wi-Fi speakers can provide an impressive listening experience. In this article, we'll go over the [...]

At Premium Sound we are one of only three showrooms in Victoria where you can experience this truly breathtaking screen. Not only that, we have also integrated with a Dolby Atmos powered Bang & Olufsen sound system to really reinvent the home cinema experience.

The right music can instantly elevate your mood and the right home speaker means you can enjoy those mood-lifting moments whenever you need them most.

On July 5th 2021 Bang & Olufsen App got a new update that introduces the wireless Stereo Pairing function. This new software feature will bring left & right stereo pairing to the Beosound Emerge, Beosound Level and the Beosound Balance.

So how does it work and what are the benefits?

What’s important for a good pair of in-ear headphones? When Devialet set out to design and produce Gemini, they looked to tackle some of the biggest challenges that users face when comparing in-ear headphones with larger, more expensive around-ear headphones. They focused on improved noise cancelling performance, PBA (Pressure Balance Architecture - to release any [...]

The gaming industry is growing. There are more than 3 billion gamers today spanning age groups, genders and gaming platforms. Despite this, almost all hardware seems to be designed for one particular type of user, with lots of bright coloured plastics and neon lights.