Design Speaker Airplay Bowers Wilkins A5 Black

The A5 has been designed from the ground up to provide the best audio quality, and intuitive wireless streaming with Apple AirPlay technology, all integrated into a discreet system that will find its place everywhere.

Wireless music with AirPlay
You think of a song: you can listen to it, immediately. Apple AirPlay technology wirelessly streams your music from your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch directly to the A5. It can also broadcast it from iTunes, from a Mac or a PC connected to a network, whether it is audio files in high quality "lossless", or MP3s files. You have control of your music wherever you are, with your device in hand. It's time to free your music.

Your music in the palm of your hand
Listen and control your music wirelessly, anywhere in the room. Or, if you have multiple A5s, forming a multiroom system, move your music effortlessly from room to room, all from the palm of your hand.

Listen as you like
AirPlay on the A5 works very simply with all your favorite music applications, such as Last.fm, Pandora or Mixcloud. However you listen to music, in "lossless" audio quality, in MP3 or via a "cloud" service, you will be able to enjoy it thanks to the A5.

Crystal clear sound
The A5 was designed simply to be able to deliver big, wide sound, with the highest quality audio files possible, and wirelessly. The drivers of our M-1 loudspeakers, the anti-resonance "plugs" and the Flowport cup vents associated with high quality processors and digital-to-analog converters to be able to process and transport a digital signal without distortion and to reproduce sound that will fill the room, from a surprisingly compact system.

Years of audio experience
Bowers and Wilkins have been designing and manufacturing loudspeakers since 1965. Unique innovations, culled from decades of audio engineering, are used in the A5 to ensure crystal-clear sound.

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There is a difference between a sound and a "good" sound. The A5 incorporates tube-loaded tweeters that first appeared on the high-end Nautilus loudspeaker. Back reflections are absorbed to ensure that high frequencies remain as pure as possible.