Elipson BS50 Tribute

The BS50 Tribute speaker is a true homage to Elipson's expertise and history, reviving the model that made the brand famous in the 1950s, the BS50, an acronym for "Staff Ball 50 cm in diameter." It embodies the story of Elipson. The BS50 was designed in 1953 and developed for the first "Sound and Light" shows at the Château de Chambord. Thanks to its design, it was able to diffuse sound precisely. Elipson reintroduces this mythical model using modern materials while preserving the unique acoustic sound qualities of this extraordinary object. The coaxial speaker at the top of the sphere ensures excellent timbre and flawless register homogeneity. The shell-shaped acoustic reflector concentrates sound waves before sending them back to the listener. This creates a homogeneous and precisely defined soundstage with exceptional amplitude. The BS50 perfectly illustrates the passion for sound and design that drives the brand's creations.