Saint Laurent Rive Droite and Bang & Olufsen are hitting a new stride with a revival of the Beogram 4000c, a prized turntable first introduced in the 1970s. Restored and subtly modernized for today, each of these ten limited pieces comes sheathed in a luxurious ziricote wood casing with gleaming aluminum accents, then numbered for exclusivity. With a price tag of €30,000 (about $31,000), this collector’s item isn’t just for casual spinning—it’s a statement of sleek audiophile indulgence.
This release marks the fifth time the Parisian house and the Danish audio experts have joined forces. Their partnership kicked off around 2017, a year after Anthony Vaccarello became the brand’s Creative Director. Since then, we’ve seen reimagined Bang & Olufsen staples like Beoplay earbuds and the elusive Beosound A9, all recast through Saint Laurent’s cutting-edge lens.
But this duo’s approach is about more than limited editions; it syncs with Vaccarello’s vision to transform Saint Laurent into a cultural hub. Rive Droite, the brand’s concept space, has hosted everything from artist showcases to a Fender tie-in and even an outpost of Sushi Park that channels Los Angeles’s dining cool. Those moves underscore Saint Laurent’s broader evolution into a lifestyle giant, one that seamlessly ties fashion, music, design, and dining into a single experience.
The newly overhauled Beogram 4000c is set to drop in the coming weeks—look for it at Saint Laurent Rive Droite stores in Paris and Los Angeles, or online via YSL. Consider it another sign of how Saint Laurent is building its own creative universe, one turntable at a time.
