Saint Laurent & Bang & Olufsen Transform 10 Vintage Turntables into $31,000 Masterpieces

A retro renaissance like never before!

They say two make a perfect pair, three’s a crowd, but when a fifth collaboration happens, true magic is born. At least, that’s the belief of Saint Laurent and Bang & Olufsen, who have once again joined forces to revive the legendary Beogram 4000c turntables from the 1970s, transforming them into exclusive sonic masterpieces.

From Audio Nostalgia to Collectible Art

Saint Laurent’s Creative Director Anthony Vaccarello handpicked 10 vintage models from the original Beogram 4000 series, carefully restoring them and elevating their design to a whole new level of sophistication. These turntables are not just nostalgic treasures for audiophiles—they are now coveted collector’s pieces, adorned with elegant details that elevate them into the realm of art objects.

In collaboration with Vaccarello, Bang & Olufsen has crafted a limited edition Beogram 4000c, blending technical precision with aesthetic refinement.

The casing is made from rare ziricote wood, renowned for its use in high-end musical instruments.
A brushed silver metal frame enhances its minimalist elegance.
Each turntable comes in a custom-designed presentation box, featuring a numbered aluminum plaque to confirm its exclusivity.

A Turntable Reborn

Each unit has been disassembled down to its last screw at Bang & Olufsen’s factory in Struer, Denmark. Every component has been meticulously cleaned, repaired, or replaced, with modern upgrades including:

A handcrafted wooden frame
Refined minimalist controls
Enhanced sound cartridge and preamp for superior audio performance

An Unparalleled Audiophile Experience

For true vinyl enthusiasts, this is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to own a piece of audio history in its most luxurious form.

The limited-edition Beogram 4000c turntable is available for €30,000 ($31,000) and can be purchased through the official Saint Laurent Rive Droite website, as well as in flagship boutiques in Paris and Los Angeles.